In March 2026, Cambodia’s Ministry of Post and Telecommunications (MPTC), in partnership with UNESCO, launched the development of the country’s first Digital, Media and Information Literacy (DMIL) ...

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Delhi schools will conduct baseline assessments for students to evaluate literacy and numeracy skills starting August 2027.

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For decades, we promoted the people who produced the most. Now AI is making that already-flawed logic obsolete.

FDA released a discussion paper seeking public input on regulatory approaches for generative AI-enabled medical devices by ...

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How integrating risk-based thinking into everyday quality processes can strengthen compliance, decision-making and product oversight.

University of Wisconsin-Madison interim chancellor Eric Wilcots and College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence Dean ...

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