AI in education

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• SURVEY: How Different Age Groups Use Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Life — Artificial intelligence has long ceased to be distant future music – it's a regular part of our lives, whether we realize it or not. While the youngest generation treats it as a self-evident tool for school and entertainment, older cohorts are considerably more reserved. Why are your children consulting a chatbot while you may still be hesitating? Let's take a look at fresh data that reveals interesting differences in how we approach AI.
• Claude vs ChatGPT vs Google Gemini: Which AI solution is best for education in 2025 — Three tech giants offer specialized educational modes for their AI assistants — Claude Learning Mode from Anthropic, ChatGPT Study Mode from OpenAI, and Google Gemini Guided Learning. Each takes a different approach to digital tutoring. Claude builds on Socratic guidance, ChatGPT on active training, and Google on systematic content guidance. Which of these AI tutors is truly best for Czech students, teachers, and professionals?
• Que:read Brings a Revolution to Education Through Conversational Artificial Intelligence — At a time when artificial intelligence often offers quick answers, Futureduck comes with a tool called Que:read that instead invites students to reflect and deeply understand texts. This interactive AI reading assistant — guided by questions — promotes the development of critical thinking and makes it easier for teachers to monitor student progress.
• How Artificial Intelligence Is Influencing the Way University Students Study and Learn — Artificial intelligence is already significantly impacting student life at universities. New research from the University of South Australia shows that the key factor determining whether students use AI to genuinely deepen their knowledge is not the technology itself, but their self-regulation, motivation, and confidence in their own abilities. The question is therefore not whether AI helps students study faster, but whether they can use it to study smarter.
• Fear and Opportunity: How AI Is Changing Parents' Approach to Raising Children — Parenting is gaining a new dimension in the age of artificial intelligence. Fears of the unknown alternate with the feeling that children who do not engage with AI may fall behind. How do parents balance risks, new threats, and the need to familiarize children with AI? Take a look at current dilemmas and practical experiences.
• Higgsfield AI Brings Filmmaking Within Everyone's Reach — Imagine creating a professional video with cinematic effects in just a few minutes — without expensive equipment and complex software. Higgsfield AI opens the door to a new generation of video content where creativity has no limits. What possibilities does this platform bring and why should it interest you?
• ChatGPT Tests New "Study Together" Feature for Interactive Learning — OpenAI is quietly testing a new "Study Together" feature in ChatGPT, designed to transform the way people use artificial intelligence for studying. It's not yet available to everyone, but it's already generating interest thanks to its innovative approach to learning. What exactly does this new feature offer and why should it matter to you?
• Cloud and Artificial Intelligence Are Transforming the IT World and Skills Requirements — The IT world is going through a revolution: technology and business are becoming more intertwined than ever before, and the role of IT specialists is changing along with the skills required. What awaits companies and their teams in the era of cloud and artificial intelligence? Find the answers in our article.
• Can ChatGPT Write a Better Essay Than a Student? The Results May Surprise You — Artificial intelligence writes grammatically correct and fluent texts, but can it engage a reader the same way a human can? A new study compares essays from students and ChatGPT, revealing where human work has the upper hand — and why students should not blindly entrust their ideas to AI.
• eSelf: Private AI Tutors for Every Student — Israel is becoming the first country in the world where all students will have access to a personal AI tutor. The startup eSelf, in collaboration with the country's largest textbook publisher CET and under the academic supervision of Harvard, is launching a pilot project set to transform the face of education. How? Read on to find out.