Trump says it would be “dangerous” for the UK to make more deals with China.
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Trump says it would be “dangerous” for the UK to make more deals with China.
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Why many clinicians use AI daily despite organizational resistance.
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How are districts actually beginning to use AI across technology, data, and instruction? Where is AI helping teams make sense of information—and where does human judgment still matter most? And how do districts move forward responsibly when AI touches student learning and student data?
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Craig Mundie is a former chief technical officer at Microsoft who spent years working on the policy questions raised by new technologies, especially artificial intelligence.
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Trump chooses Kevin Warsh to replace Powell at the Federal Reserve.
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Venezuela approves a bill to open the oil sector.
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Amazon discovered child sexual abuse material in its AI data. The content was removed before training the models, but child safety officials say the tech giant won’t disclose where it came from, potentially hindering law enforcement investigations.
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As AI races into classrooms, we risk confusing quick and easy answers with true learning, says AI education entrepreneur Priya Lakhani.
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Columbia State Community College received this month a $2.02 million, four-year federal grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education.
With the funding, this community college — the only one in Tennessee — will establish a new AI division and expand AI literacy across its programs, an initiative which is part of COMPASS (Community College Operational Model for Promoting AI Student Success).
This program is designed to build institutional capacity for AI while ensuring students gain practical AI skills, according to the announcement.
The grant will also help integrate AI tools across academic programs and student services, benefiting more than 1,200 first-year students each year.
“This grant establishes us as an AI cutting-edge institution, integrating AI throughout our curricula and services,” President Janet F. Smith said in the announcement.
“What we build here can serve as a model for community colleges nationwide,” Mehran Mostajir, Columbia State dean of the Business and Technology Division and assistant professor of Engineering Systems Technology,