FARMERS BRANCH, Texas. Learners spent five days last month building websites, job-search tools, and personal advisory councils, all with the help of artificial intelligence, in the first pilot of a new program known as

Thirty-two high school students spent four days in July building with artificial intelligence at Gray’s Creek High School in Fayetteville, N.C., in an AI bootcamp designed and run by two Mark Cuban Foundation AI

One educator arrived in Durango with a problem that had nothing to do with theory. He was still new to artificial intelligence, and the internet at his school cut in and out. When he raised it during one of the session

One teacher put words to a discomfort that several in the room seemed to share. “I know it’s a computer, and yet the way it compliments me, it still strikes me that I’m struggling with that,” th