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The Future is Here: How Artificial Intelligence Is Reshaping Education

How are teachers in high school and other levels adjusting to the use of Artificial Intelligence in and out of the classroom?


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Opinion: The Copyright and Ethical Situation of AI and Journalism

The editorial argues that AI models should not use writers’ works for training without permission or compensation, as this usage does not qualify for “fair use” due to its commercial nature and potential harm to the market for original content.


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Opinion: Generative AI and the Fall of Sports Illustrated

Sports Illustrated was once known as the icon of sports journalism and longform writing. But it's downward fall over the years culminated when the magazine used AI to write stories and create bios of fake authors.


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