AI in education revives old debates on who defines and teaches “truth.” As LLMs shape how knowledge is built and shared, tech firms, not states, could emerge as new global educators

Can AI literacy deliver? LSE's Mariya Stoilova and Professor Sonia Livingstone discuss their latest findings from the DFC project on AI and children’s rights.

In this article, Professor Neil Pollock, Chair in Innovation and Social Informatics at the University of Edinburgh Business School, and Professor Robin Williams, Director of the Institute for the Stud...

UAE's largest data center operator Khazna is challenging Western assumptions while building regional dominance.

ClassDojo is a popular educational technology platform used by teachers to manage students’ behaviour and communicate with parents. This platform, though, along with other similar digital classroom...

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Exclusive: Analysis by Royal Society for Public Health suggests obesity rates will rise in 90% of the country

The Department of Education guidance now recommends social media and online reputation screening for prospective staff in England.

An online game used in UK schools portrays oil, gas and coal as part of a green transition.

While the EU pushes for digital sovereignty, it appears that the UK is further entrenching its nation in Silicon Valley dependency, writes Megan Kirkwood.