Nearly all US states fail to integrate AI literacy with computer science education, according to a report from Code.org and CSforALL. Only four states -- Colorado, Ohio, North Dakota and Virginia -- include AI in their computer science standards, and none require AI and computer science to graduate. The report notes that 60% of public high schools offer foundational computer science courses, but only 6.1% of students participate.

Prince George's County Public Schools in Maryland are introducing Lumi Story, an AI-powered storytelling platform backed by former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, to enhance literacy and academic skills. The platform, which supports over 50 languages, is designed to enhance literacy and support academic growth by allowing students to creatively develop stories and characters using AI technology.

Officials at the National School Bus Safety Summit in Washington, D.C., discussed the increasing problem of drivers illegally passing school buses, endangering children. BusPatrol has equipped more than 40,000 buses with high-definition cameras and artificial intelligence to record violations, capturing millions of incidents annually. The summit emphasized the need for stricter penalties and better driver education, noting the effectiveness of technology in changing driver behavior.