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    Microsoft Copilot Workshop Puts Problem Definition First

    Aker BP used Microsoft Copilot and LEGO prototyping to turn a two-day girls’ technology camp in Sandnes into a compact exercise in designing industrial robots — but the useful lesson was less about futuristic machines than about who gets to define the problem before AI generates an answer. The...
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    ChatGPT Is Not Proven to Make Users Dumber, but Verification Matters

    DER SPIEGEL columnist Sascha Lobo is pushing back on the idea that generative AI is demonstrably “making us dumb,” arguing that the evidence is far too young, uneven and often overstated to support the panic now surrounding ChatGPT in schools and workplaces. Writing in The German View, Lobo’s...
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    Microsoft Showcase School: Johor Tamil School Earns AI Recognition

    A small Tamil primary school in Pontian, Johor, is making a powerful case that meaningful AI-aided learning is not reserved for large urban campuses with extensive budgets and dedicated IT departments. SJK (T) Jalan Parit Ibrahim has been recognised as a Microsoft Showcase School, marking a...
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    Microsoft Copilot Helps 11-Year-Old Build a Game in Four Days

    An 11-year-old Bay Area student with no programming background has built a playable civilization-style game with Microsoft Copilot after four days of prompted, iterative work, according to an account published by AOL from an interview with his mother, LinkedIn employee communications partner...
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    Microsoft Elevate for Educators Korea: AI Literacy Credentials Put Teachers First

    Microsoft launched Microsoft Elevate for Educators in Korea in June 2026, pairing its global teacher community with a Seoul National University-localized AI literacy credential program for Korean educators, school leaders, nonprofit professionals, and eventually K–12 teachers. The announcement...
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    Alef Education Migrates to Microsoft Azure for Sovereign AI-Powered Learning

    Alef Education completed a two-year migration of its digital learning ecosystem to Microsoft Azure on June 4, 2026, moving 14 environments with help from Microsoft, Core42, and Xebia to support AI-powered education services for schools, teachers, and students worldwide. The announcement is not...
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    Loyola AI minors and Copilot rollout: governance and ethics in learning

    Loyola University’s recent push to fold artificial intelligence into campus life — adding two AI minors, launching an AI lab, standing up student groups, and provisioning Microsoft Copilot for students — is more than a curricular tweak: it is a full‑spectrum effort to make AI literacy a visible...