AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAI & Schools: Anthropic says Claude-generated school essays could be flagged via an invisible watermark embedded in the text, raising fresh questions for European classrooms as the EU AI Act’s education rules tighten. Afghanistan Education Rights: UNESCO again demands full restoration of education for Afghan girls and women, warning of “irreversible harm” as 2.4 million remain excluded beyond primary school. Higher Education Calendar Change (Turkey): Istanbul universities will shorten spring semesters by a month in 2026-27 to fit the 2027 European Games, with some institutions moving fall starts earlier. Student Talent (Armenia): Armenian school teams won two bronze medals at the International Olympiad on Artificial Intelligence in Astana. STEM & Research (Germany): A Düsseldorf-led team reports new findings on how early life’s chemical networks may have worked, with possible independent origins of early cell types. Vocational Skills (Indonesia): Indonesia’s SMK “Go Global” program details sector-specific job pathways abroad, including healthcare, manufacturing, and hospitality. Solar & Learning (Poland): A Volkswagen solar plant in Września uses nearly 100 sheep to manage grass and serves as a research site on shared land use for energy and livestock.
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