AI in Education
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AI in Education
Deloitte’s University Merger Report Fails the Arithmetic Test
The merger report has a basic arithmetic problem. Deloitte is under pressure after a feasibility study for three Western Australian…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Why High-Stakes AI Needs a Clear Stop Button
AI can produce an answer in seconds, but speed is not the same as safety. In payroll, admissions, and legal…
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AI in Education
ListenToMe Turns Study Documents Into Audio for More Students
For Seema Kharad, a visually impaired student in Pune, finding study material was not as simple as opening a book.…
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AI News & Trends
Srujan Keerthan Takes AIM Chess League 2026 Championship
Srujan Keerthan won the AIM Chess League 2026 championship. The Grand Finale took place on October 9, 2026, in Bengaluru,…
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AI Ethics & Policy
New York’s AI Fight Moves From City Hall to Wall Street
New York City Mayor Mamdani is turning AI into a public fight over jobs, schools, human dignity, and accountability. Speaking…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Why Small AI Could Bring Big Gains to Developing Countries
Artificial intelligence took center stage at the IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok, where financial leaders focused on a basic question:…
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Robotics & Autonomous Systems
Two Compact Humanoids Push Physical AI Into Reach
Humanoid robots are moving into a new price range. On October 15, 2026, Faraday Future announced the joint launch of…
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AI in Education
The Real Threat to Children’s Future Is Losing Human Connection
The biggest danger facing children may not be artificial intelligence at all. It may be the steady loss of human…
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AI in Healthcare
Johns Hopkins and OpenEvidence Redesign Medicine for the AI Era
Medical education is entering an AI-defined era. OpenEvidence and Johns Hopkins Medicine announced a strategic collaboration on October 13, 2026,…
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AI in Education
The AI Skills Students Need Before Their Future Arrives
AI has already entered students’ lives, whether schools have prepared for it or not. More than half of students use…
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