Spain are through to the FIFA World Cup final for the first time in 16 years after producing a disciplined and commanding 2-0 victory over France in Tuesday’s semi-final at Dallas Stadium in Arlington, Texas. In a contest many expected…
For much of the past three years, artificial intelligence in education was viewed with suspicion. Schools scrambled to block AI chatbots, teachers worried about widespread cheating, and education authorities raced to update academic integrity policies as tools such as ChatGPT…
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way classrooms operate, from helping teachers prepare lesson plans to supporting personalised learning for students. Yet, education leaders across the United States believe the real challenge is not simply introducing AI into schools. It…
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries across the world, schools are facing one of the biggest educational questions of this generation. Should they prohibit students from using AI tools or teach them how to use them responsibly? The debate…
For years, many educators feared that artificial intelligence would eventually reduce the need for teachers in classrooms. As AI tools become more sophisticated and widely available, concerns about automation replacing human expertise have continued to grow. However, emerging evidence from…
Nigeria is placing Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) at the heart of its education reform agenda as the Federal Government intensifies efforts to equip millions of young people with practical skills for employment, entrepreneurship and industrial development. For…
Nigeria has taken another significant step towards transforming technical and vocational education by deepening its collaboration with Germany in a move expected to improve workforce skills, strengthen apprenticeship programmes and prepare more young Nigerians for employment at home and abroad.…
Nigeria’s decision to investigate some of the world’s biggest technology companies could become one of the most significant moments for the country’s media industry in decades. What began as complaints from newspaper publishers and media organisations has now evolved into…
Nigeria has temporarily put the brakes on the implementation of new regulations affecting internet platforms and other digital services as the Federal Government begins work on a unified framework that will guide the country’s rapidly expanding digital economy. The decision…
President Bola Tinubu has directed the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to investigate some of the world’s biggest technology companies over allegations that they have unfairly benefited from content produced by Nigerian media organisations without providing adequate compensation.…
A growing movement of parents, educators and child development experts across the United States is calling for a temporary halt to the use of artificial intelligence tools in schools, arguing that the rapid adoption of the technology is outpacing research…
Norway has announced a sweeping restriction on the use of artificial intelligence in primary schools, becoming one of the first countries in Europe to significantly limit access to generative AI for younger learners. The move has sparked debate among educators,…
Nigeria’s push to prepare young people for a technology-driven future is gathering momentum as the Experience AI programme expands into more secondary schools across the country, bringing artificial intelligence education closer to thousands of students and teachers. The initiative, which…
Tension in the Middle East has taken a fresh and troubling turn as Iran announced the re-closure of the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most strategic oil routes in the world, citing what it described as violations by the…
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic is preparing to brief the Financial Stability Board (FSB), the global body that monitors risks in the financial system, on cybersecurity vulnerabilities discovered by its advanced AI model known as Mythos. The briefing comes at a…