United States, Nov. 11 -- As AI transforms the future of work and learning, K-12 educators face new challenges to ensure students develop the skills they need to succeed. New Samsung research finds that while 81% of teachers worry about students relying too heavily on AI and weakening critical thinking skills, 70% say they'd embrace AI more if they saw it driving social good and community engagement- signaling a pivotal moment to help students shape technology, not be shaped by it.Samsung Solve for Tomorrow is tackling this tech-education gap by equipping grade 6-12 classrooms with the technology, training, and mentorship needed to apply STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) skills to real-world issues in their communities. To date,...