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EDSAFE In the News
By joining forces and complementing rather than competing with stakeholders in the space, we can address one of our time's most pressing educational policy challenges. Read stories about EDSAFE AI Alliance and our work below.
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Beyond Automation: New Benchmark to Support Student Learning in the AI Era
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Reporter's Notebook: Lawmakers wrestle over whether AI can make the grade in America's classrooms
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Panelists Urge States to Fund AI Literacy for Safety in K-12
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Educators seek balance between AI innovation, traditional learning
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Erin Mote Warns Senate: AI Could Cause 'Cognitive Surrender' in American Schools | US News
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At U.S. Senate Hearing, a Call for AI That Protects ‘Human Judgment’ in Schools
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Senators join education tech leaders in looking for answers on how to bring AI into K-12 education
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Building the AI-ready district: Start with what students are already doing
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ThomasTalks.org: Florida AI education task force earns national recognition
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Citrus County Chronicle: Florida AI education task force earns national recognition
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Stop Reacting, Start Governing: EDSAFE AI Launches A Quarter Million Dollar Spark Grant Fund
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Promise, Peril, and Why AI Literacy Belongs in Every Classroom
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National AI Literacy Day 2026: Building Community Playbooks with Erin Mote
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AI in education: How faculty are learning to use, teach the technology – Go Erie
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The Future is AI – Join Us in Preparing Our Students – Santa Cruz COE News
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Pocantico Hills Administrator Named NYS Leader in Digital Education – River Journal North
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Chair Kiley to Hold Hearing on the Impact of AI – Committee on Education & Workforce
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ICYMI: AI Literacy Day Mobilizes Thousands Nationwide – PR Web
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How to embrace AI without gambling student outcomes – District Administration
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Santa Ana Unified School District Launches AI Policy Lab
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Education and Tech Companies Make Commitment to Responsible AI Development
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Lynwood Unified School District Partners with EDSAFE AI Alliance to Launch AI Policy Lab
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Guidance for Ed-Tech Companies in Crafting AI-Powered Products
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With Few Standards on AI to Guide Them, Education Companies and Districts Stare Down Big Risks
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PennWest launches Center for Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies
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Industry Groups Call for New Federal Focus on AI in Education