Arizona State University's “Agentic AI and the Student Experience” conference featured speakers, panels and hands-on workshops that explored how higher education is adapting to the lightning-fast advances and challenges of AI.
During a visit that included a trip to a Mesa high school that employs an ASU-developed team-teaching model, U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon toured the university and lauded its efforts to make education accessible.
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