Canada has launched AI for All, a new national artificial intelligence strategy aimed at making the country more competitive, more secure, and better prepared for the rapid growth of AI. Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled the plan in Toronto, saying the main question is not whether AI will transform society, but whether it will improve life for all Canadians or only benefit a few. The strategy focuses on safety, reliability, opportunity, and Canadian sovereignty as AI become

Artificial intelligence is already part of students’ daily lives, whether they encounter it through search engines, writing assistants, recommendation systems, or social media. This growing exposure has pushed Canadian educators and policymakers to ask a bigger question: how should schools actually teach AI? The goal is not simply to show students how to use new apps, but to build AI literacy, which includes understanding how AI works, using it responsibly, and thinking criti

The Ohio State University is making a major move to position itself at the forefront of artificial intelligence by launching an ambitious plan to hire 100 new tenure-track faculty members specializing in AI over the next five years. The initiative, called the AI Faculty Hiring Initiative, represents one of the largest academic expansions in the university’s history and is a cornerstone of its broader Education for Citizenship 2035 strategic plan. This plan, introduced by Pres

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more embedded in daily life, a significant debate is unfolding within education: is AI a valuable...