A report from the Center for Democracy & Technology finds that 57% of special education teachers have used AI to help develop individualized education programs or 504 plans during the 2024-25 school year, up 18% from from the previous year. The report highlights potential legal and ethical issues, including compliance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.

The Bentonville School District in Arkansas has integrated AI into its Ignite career-pathway program, responding to industry demands for AI skills. The program offers juniors and seniors hands-on experiences in fields such as technology, healthcare and digital media, and students have used AI to develop projects including a meal-planning app for expectant mothers and a digital doula platform.

Nebraska schools are in the early stages of data science education, with only seven schools offering lessons or full programs, a report from Data Science 4 Everyone shows. The report highlights the importance of expanding data science education, especially as artificial intelligence grows, and suggests integrating data science into existing subjects such as math and science because of budget constraints.

Microsoft's Pavan Davuluri has acknowledged user feedback about Windows 11, particularly regarding reliability, performance and ease of use. Davuluri has noted issues such as inconsistent interfaces and frequent bugs, which are exacerbated by the "continuous innovation" update strategy. Davuluri also has said that Microsoft is listening to feedback and will focus on stability and power-user enhancements.