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HEC to Train University Teachers in AI Across 100 Campuses

Pakistan's Higher Education Commission (HEC) will train faculty members from about 100 universities in AI skills through a four-day program starting August 27. Titled 'AI Literacy for Faculty Members: Building AI-Ready Institutions,' the program is organized by the National Academy of Higher Education (NAHE) under HEC. It covers integrating AI into curriculum design, teaching, learning, assessment, research, and academic administration. The program is open to full-time regular or permanent faculty, with preference for newly inducted teachers.

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Kentucky's First AI Career Pathway Launches in Warren County

In August 2026, Warren County Public Schools opened the IMPACT Center for Leadership and Innovation, introducing Kentucky's first dedicated AI career pathway and the only school in the U.S. offering IBM certificates in AI, cybersecurity, and data analytics. Currently, 50 students are enrolled, with courses for eighth graders and above covering data visualization and coding. The pilot, in partnership with the Kentucky Department of Education, may become a statewide model and expand into an optional minor.

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AI Skills Demand and Salary Premium: Indian Experts Analyze Job Market Shifts

Experts from multiple Indian universities point out that AI is becoming a cross-industry capability, not limited to tech. IIT Kharagpur director Suman Chakraborty says foundational subjects like math, algorithms, and Python are primary, with Python appearing in nearly three-fourths of AI roles. Naukri.com's 2025 study shows 34% growth in AI entry-level hiring. World Bank data indicates AI-focused roles carry a wage premium of about 28%, while digital skills average 12%.

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Report: US Universities Continue DEI via AI Tools

Defending Education released a report on August 25 alleging that several US universities, despite public retreats from DEI, continue promoting identity-based ideologies through AI research projects. The report names MIT, UC Berkeley, Columbia University, Virginia State University, and Morgan State University. It claims these projects embed DEI into AI tools, potentially affecting future school adoption. Schools have not yet responded to requests for comment.

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