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The unemployment rate for new college graduates has hit a four-year high of 5.7% in 2026. 82% of companies offer some form of AI training, yet 59% still report an AI skills gap. 87% of graduates wish their college had provided more AI education. The divide between diploma and real-world capability has never been wider.
READ MOREIn December 2025, Purdue University became the first U.S. university to mandate an AI working competency for all undergraduates β taking effect for Fall 2026 freshmen. The requirement is the centerpiece of a $50 million 'Purdue Computes' strategy. Meanwhile, 134 AI education bills have been introduced across 31 U.S. states. The question of how to integrate AI into classrooms has officially entered the realm of law.
READ MORESlovakia will make AI a mandatory part of its national curriculum for primary and secondary schools starting in the 2026β2027 school year. Every student will learn how AI works and how to use it responsibly. Alongside Belgium's new assessment system and Spain's education inspection reform, European countries are each finding their own path toward integrating AI into the classroom.
READ MOREAfter South Korea's AI digital textbook lost its legal status within four months of launch, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Science jointly launched an AI talent task force in April 2026. The strategy has shifted: from textbooks to infrastructure, from students to lifelong learners.
READ MOREIn April 2026, NotebookLM received three major updates: Cinematic Video Overviews, ten infographic styles to choose from, and Google Classroom integration. An era where students build notebooks from teacher materials and convert them into video β an EdTech CEO examines what this transformation means for education.
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