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Vibe Coding Lets Non‑Coders Ship Apps, but Fresh Reports Flag Fragility and a New Skills Divide

Interviews describe practical prompting and debugging habits that get prototypes working without replacing engineering expertise.

New Studies Find AI’s Mixed Impact on K–12, From Time Savings to an Assessment and Equity Crunch

Switching Between Motor Skills Triggers Predictable Errors, Johns Hopkins Study Finds

Google Brings NotebookLM Flashcards and Quizzes to iOS and Android, Upgrades Mobile Chat

Google Lays Out AI Vision for Learning as India Student Offer Reaches 2 Million

AI Pair Programming Dulls Code Review and Learning, Study Finds

OpenAI Rolls Out 'Chats for Students in India' to Make ChatGPT a Practical Study Toolkit

OpenAI Rolls Out 'Chats for Students in India' to Make ChatGPT a Practical Study Toolkit

Eight-Year-Old’s Message in a Bottle Draws Reply From St Lucia After 4,000-Mile Drift

Privacy-First Classroom AI Rolls Out in Germany as Student Use Surges, Teacher Adoption Lags

Neurologist Shares Five Neuroscience-Based Steps to Boost Memory and Learning on TikTok

Study Links Musical Skill to Sharper Selective Attention in Noisy Settings

Google Puts ‘Learn Your Way’ AI Study Tool Into Labs After Promising Pilot

Google Expands NotebookLM With Flashcards, Quizzes and Tutor-Style Learning

Google Launches Gemini Study Tools Across EMEA, Gives U.K. University Students 12 Months of AI Pro Free

Young Orangutans Learn Night Nests Through Social Watching, 17-Year Study Finds

AWS CEO Matt Garman Says Replacing Junior Engineers With AI Is 'the Dumbest Thing'

Unified Daily Habits Harness Neuroplasticity to Strengthen Memory and Combat Cognitive Decline

OpenAI Outlines Pedagogical Blueprint and Planned Enhancements for ChatGPT’s Study Mode

ChatGPT Study Mode Introduces Interactive Tutoring as Reliability Questions Emerge