States are adopting surveillance-oriented “paperless” policies that deny incarcerated people access to physical letters.
The new technology can generate an academic-style paper in minutes, in response to written or verbal questions posed by ...
How the U.S. government measures race has changed substantially since censuses began in 1790. Today, Americans differ on whether the government should ask about race.
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3 ways AI will (and won’t) change schools
The cheating problem isn’t going away. More teachers will use AI as an assistant. But AI will never be a supertutor ...
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The most likely AI apocalypse
Six years ago, the world’s most sophisticated AI models struggled to write a snippet of Python or a coherent paragraph. Today ...
AI-driven data center growth is straining the power grid. Read why renewable energy companies like FSLR, TSLA, and GNRC ...
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Shakespeare: A Lost Manuscript Resurfaces After 400 Years—and Turns His Family’s Legacy Upside Down
A centuries-old manuscript hidden in Shakespeare’s childhood home has just upended everything we thought we knew about his ...
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