News Summary

• As of March, more than a third—35 percent—of entry-level jobs require AI skills.
• Some institutions are embedding AI competencies into pre-existing majors and coursework.
• Others, like Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, are introducing required courses on AI.
• The push for AI fluency comes as faculty members grapple with how to use AI in their own work and how to enforce and encourage academic integrity from their students..
• Purdue is making an effort this fall to ensure that every syllabus has guidance about how students can and can’t use in class.