Countries that have invested in digital infrastructure and whose citizens have the skills to use AI tools in a language they speak are adopting AI at notably higher rates. For example, Singapore’s ...
French electronic artist Oklou (Marylou Mayniel) visits Pitchfork for a wide-ranging conversation with Mano Sundaresan, ...
In the latest episode of Face to Face With Chancellor May, Alyssa Weakley, an assistant professor in the UC Davis Health ...
Sumitomo Chemical's Q2 2025 earnings saw strong core profit growth and an optimistic FY2025 outlook despite market challenges.
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OPINION: The new AI tools are fast but can’t replace the judgment, care and cultural knowledge teachers bring to the table
There’s a growing push to use AI to teach faster. These tools are fast, but shallow. They fail to capture the nuance, care and complexity that deep learning demands.
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