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Nurburgring Getting $12M Digital Infrastructure Upgrade For Safety

It is one of the most comprehensive construction projects in the almost 100-year history of the Nurburgring.

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ChatGPT sparks cheating, ethical concerns as students try realistic essay writing technology

A new artificial intelligence chatbot that can generate realistic, human-like text is causing intense debate among educators, with schools, universities and students divided about whether it poses a threat to learning or will enhance it.

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AI artist VAVA drops her first single

She can sing and dance, but she is not a human. VAVA, Thailand's first virtual artist, has released her first single DROP IT (Like A Bomb).

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Hall Pass: Your Ticket to Understanding School Board Politics, Edition #46

Welcome to Hall Pass, a newsletter written to keep you plugged into the conversations driving school board politics and governance.

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Terminator-style robot inspired by sea cucumbers can liquify and REFORM itself

The incredible feat of engineering created by a team of robotics experts from universities across the world could have huge implications for future human medicine

Daily Mirror

Striking Amazon staff say robots in warehouses are 'treated better' than employees

Amazon staff walked out for the first time today. The row was triggered by last year’s 50p an hour pay rise from the US firm, whose stock market value is almost £800billion

Daily Mirror

Tech giant Microsoft (MSFT) is well-positioned to thrive for years to come. The company’s recently announced a renewed partnership with AI startup OpenAI, demonstrating its efforts to keep growing in the AI space. With Wall Street analysts seeing a more than 16% upside potential, this large-cap tech stock is an…

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Star Wars canon just made the Jedi timeline a lot weirder

What existed before the Jedi? 'The Bad Batch' Season 2 just teased a new Star Wars timeline.

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New heart monitor developed that's the size of a postage stamp

Small device images organ as people go about their life

Wales Online

Michael Hiltzik: This artificial intelligence chatbot turns out to be a plagiarist — and an idiot

We've all been trained by decades of science fiction to think of artificial intelligence as a threat to our working futures. The idea is: If an AI robot can do a job as well as a human — cheaper and with less interpersonal unruliness — who needs the human?

Los Angeles Times

Tech & Science Daily podcast: Londoners fight Met Police facial recognition

A London borough where police deploy controversial live facial recognition is protesting to the Metropolitan Police to ban its public use.

Evening Standard

Paris 2024 Olympic security bill could enable use of surveillance using artificial intelligence

The NGO Amnesty International France and some left-wing politicians have expressed concern over the Olympic security bill being debated in the French Senate this week. The text would legalise the use of surveillance based on artificial intelligence systems for the first time, measures that could reach beyond the scope of…

Radio France Internationale

Going faster takes less effort with smart shoes from Carnegie Mellon spinout

Walking faster with less effort is the idea behind a hot new consumer product that looks like skates and is being developed in the city's East End.

Tribune News Service

30 years later, a major Star Trek villain is making an unexpected comeback

The true arch-nemesis of Jean-Luc Picard comes straight from Sherlock Holmes. Here's how a classic 'TNG' episode set-up 'Picard' Season 3 decades ago.

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Canberra principal recognised for dedication to independent schools

Fiona Godfrey keeps an eye on the future as a senior educator in Canberra.

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‘The job is not human’: UK retail warehouse staff describe gruelling work

As Amazon workers strike for first time, TUC says rapid home delivery relies on labour that is monitored, repetitive and demanding

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Students bore the brunt of COVID and are feeling its effects on their education

As COVID-19 changed our landscape, K-12 students saw their world shrink to the confines of their computers. Because so many districts in Illinois were unprepared for remote learning, students’ grades in the last quarter of the 2020 school year could not have a negative impact on their second semester grade…

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Erika Ettin: Talk the talk and walk the walk

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Incredible girl, 8, is carer for her two disabled siblings - and wants to help others

Ivy had won Sense's Young Sibling of the Year award for her advocating for carers' support and next planned to campaign for the government to tackle the issues facing the NHS

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Dating app background and ID checks being considered in bid to fight abuse

National roundtable mulls safety strategies as communications minister says ‘no one law is going to fix this issue’

Bangkok Post

ChatGPT to force university education to evolve

The world seems entranced by artificial intelligence. The recent controversy over ChatGPT and other apps such as Bearly.ai has prompted some academics to rethink teaching and testing. It is time to confront the question of whether our way of life will be at risk in future because of AI.

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Online dating platforms warned they will be hit with mandatory codes if they don't clean up their apps

A national roundtable on online dating has secured commitments to improve safety on dating apps, with a warning that platforms will be hit with mandatory codes if they fail to meet expectations.

Daily Mirror

Doomsday Clock AI predicts what looming apocalypse would look like

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists unveiled the Doomsday Clock in 1947 as a means to represent the imminent threat of man-made global catastrophe, which is currently set at 90 seconds to midnight

The Times of India

Optical illusion: Only 5 percent people can spot the Tiger hiding among dogs

Optical illusions have a beneficial effect on one's cognitive ability. You'll get more clever and intelligent after completing these riddles. You can solve this amusing optical illusion right here. View the picture below and tell if you can find the tiger or not?

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Australian of the Year nominees strive to make country more compassionate, sustainable

Their passions and work vary greatly from performing on stage, improving healthcare, standing up for people's rights to teaching children to love their own bodies.

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