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In modern universities, artificial intelligence, and in particular ChatGPT, is rapidly transforming from a controversial tool into a full-fledged student assistant.

An innovative educational project is gaining momentum in UK primary schools, aiming to change attitudes towards video games.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) presents MIT Learn – a revolutionary online platform that opens a “new front door” to access university knowledge and resources.

A new U.S. app, Edefy, offers parents an alternative to traditional school education.

According to a Research and Markets report published on February 17, 2025, the global online education market is projected to grow from $325.7 billion in 2024 to $800.1 billion by 2033, at a compound annual growth rate of 11.68%.

Many universities, including in the UK, risk falling behind competitors due to the lack of a clear strategy for implementing artificial intelligence.

Teachers and school administrators in the UK are expressing concern over the influence of social media on exam preparation.

In June and July 2025, universities and educational platforms accelerated the adoption of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and short certification programs.

Researchers from Iowa State University have found that embedding short quizzes directly into online lectures helps students retain information better — even when they are distracted by something else, such as TikTok videos on the screen.

The personalized learning platform Alice was developed back in 2024 in Copenhagen. This year, the AI startup secured €4.2 million to fulfill its mission.

The American technology corporation NVIDIA is planning to significantly increase AI capacity in the countries of the European Union. By 2028, Europe is expected to become a global hub for the development of artificial intelligence.

Starting this fall, students across all academic disciplines at Ohio State University will be required to complete an additional course on the responsible use of artificial intelligence tools.

The educational platform for learning foreign languages has developed 148 new programs using generative artificial intelligence.

The Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China has published an official document defining the age at which schoolchildren are permitted to use neural networks independently for educational purposes.

A student at a private research university in Boston has demanded a tuition refund after discovering that a professor used artificial intelligence in course materials.

More than a thousand students from schools and universities in Manchester will practice empathy, time management, and all the “everyday yet essential social skills,” as described by the program's initiators, for free. This project was launched by the non-profit organization Higher Health, a UNESCO partner.

Students in the U.S. will return to the traditional format of knowledge assessments.

Estonia has become one of the first European countries to implement AI tools on a large scale in school education.

On May 20, Google held a conference for IT specialists dedicated to artificial intelligence. In addition to new generative models Gemini 2.5 Pro and Gemini 2.5 Flash, voice assistants, and video communication systems, educational tools were also presented.

Each year, the American educational platform Coursera compiles a report on key skills and trends in education — the Global Skills Report.

The British government has announced significant progress in overcoming the teacher recruitment crisis, noting a significant increase in the number of applicants for the position of trainee teacher and improved retention rates.

In recent years, there has been a marked increase in the number of students in the UK who are given extra time for exams.

The administration of Lomond School, a private educational institution in western Scotland, is confident that this innovative step will attract students from abroad.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order to introduce AI into school education.