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As Students "Flex" AI Use, Professors Worry They're "Outsourcing Thinking"
Students openly admit using ChatGPT for assignments, brainstorming and revisions. As AI becomes impossible to ignore, educators are rethinking homework, cheating and what it means to actually learn.
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Why Students Cheered Apple Co-Founder's Take On AI
While several tech leaders have faced boos over AI lecturing, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak struck a very different chord with graduating students.
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Why US Students Are Suddenly Scoring More 'A' Grades In Writing And Coding. ChatGPT, Obviously
According to the study, classes involving essays, coding, and take-home assignments saw the biggest jump in A grades after AI tools became widely available.
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Apple Spotlights Four Swift Student Challenge Apps Ahead of WWDC 2026
Apple is all set to host its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, where it is expected to preview its latest software updates for iPhone, iPad, and other devices. Alongside, the Cupertino-based tech giant will also entertain the winners of the 2026 Swift Student Challenge programme at Apple Park. Ahead of WWDC, Apple has highlighted four...
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ChatGPT Allegedly Helped Student Plan Mass Shooting at FSU Last Year: Report
ChatGPT’s conversations with the alleged mass shooter, Phoenix Ikner, have reportedly surfaced, revealing concerning details. Ikner, who is currently in custody and has been charged with the mass shooting at Florida State University (FSU) in the US, reportedly asked ChatGPT for critical information about handling a handgun and the number of death...
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AI In Classrooms: 8 Safe Ways Students Can Use ChatGPT Without 'Cheating'
Don't ignore AI, integrate it: experts share strategies to use ChatGPT in classrooms, overcoming the challenges of AI-generated content.
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Indian Student Created MAGA "Influencer" With AI, Made Thousands Of Dollars
An aspiring orthopedic surgeon used generative AI tools to design everything - from the woman's face and body to her captions.
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Heavy AI Use Could Be Making You Stupider: MIT Research
An MIT study led by research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna shows heavy AI use reduces brain activity by up to 55 per cent during tasks.
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CBSE Releases Computational Thinking/AI Handbooks For Students, Teachers Of Classes 3 To 8
CBSE CT/AI Handbooks 2026: The books include questions designed to build analytical and reasoning skills. Schools have been advised to use these handbooks actively in classrooms.
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Increasing Number Of Chinese Students Renting Smart Glasses To Cheat In Exams: Report
Merchants are renting these smart glasses for as little as 40 to 80 yuan (Rs 542 to Rs 1,085) per day for Chinese students to cheat in exams.
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NIELIT Launches Free AI Training For Class 11 And 12 Students Under India AI Mission
NIELIT offers free AI Skill Training for Class 11 and 12 students under India AI Mission, starting March 23, with no prior coding experience required.
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Maharashtra Teachers Suspended For Using ChatGPT To Help Students Cheat In Board Exams
Maharashtra suspended 81 teachers in Beed district for aiding students to cheat using ChatGPT during Class 10 and 12 board exams.
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Anthropic Launches Free AI Learning Platform With Courses On Claude, AI Fluency And Developer Tools
Anthropic launches a free online training platform featuring self-study courses on its Claude AI systems, aimed at developers, educators, students, and AI enthusiasts.
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Video: Power Cut Off At Galgotias' Stall At AI Summit Amid Chinese Robotic Dog Row
The Noida-based private university faced immediate action after a viral video from the event showed its representatives presenting a Chinese-made robotic dog as a product developed by the university's Centre of Excellence.
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"Propaganda Campaign": Galgotias Claps Back After Chinese Robot Dogs Row
Galgotias University Chinese Robot Dog Controversy: Galgotias University has described the intense online and offline criticism over its display of a robotic dog at a major artificial intelligence event in New Delhi as a "propaganda campaign".
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As Students "Flex" AI Use, Professors Worry They're "Outsourcing Thinking"
Students openly admit using ChatGPT for assignments, brainstorming and revisions. As AI becomes impossible to ignore, educators are rethinking homework, cheating and what it means to actually learn.
-
Why Students Cheered Apple Co-Founder's Take On AI
While several tech leaders have faced boos over AI lecturing, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak struck a very different chord with graduating students.
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Why US Students Are Suddenly Scoring More 'A' Grades In Writing And Coding. ChatGPT, Obviously
According to the study, classes involving essays, coding, and take-home assignments saw the biggest jump in A grades after AI tools became widely available.
-
Apple Spotlights Four Swift Student Challenge Apps Ahead of WWDC 2026
Apple is all set to host its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, where it is expected to preview its latest software updates for iPhone, iPad, and other devices. Alongside, the Cupertino-based tech giant will also entertain the winners of the 2026 Swift Student Challenge programme at Apple Park. Ahead of WWDC, Apple has highlighted four...
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ChatGPT Allegedly Helped Student Plan Mass Shooting at FSU Last Year: Report
ChatGPT’s conversations with the alleged mass shooter, Phoenix Ikner, have reportedly surfaced, revealing concerning details. Ikner, who is currently in custody and has been charged with the mass shooting at Florida State University (FSU) in the US, reportedly asked ChatGPT for critical information about handling a handgun and the number of death...
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AI In Classrooms: 8 Safe Ways Students Can Use ChatGPT Without 'Cheating'
Don't ignore AI, integrate it: experts share strategies to use ChatGPT in classrooms, overcoming the challenges of AI-generated content.
-
Indian Student Created MAGA "Influencer" With AI, Made Thousands Of Dollars
An aspiring orthopedic surgeon used generative AI tools to design everything - from the woman's face and body to her captions.
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Heavy AI Use Could Be Making You Stupider: MIT Research
An MIT study led by research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna shows heavy AI use reduces brain activity by up to 55 per cent during tasks.
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CBSE Releases Computational Thinking/AI Handbooks For Students, Teachers Of Classes 3 To 8
CBSE CT/AI Handbooks 2026: The books include questions designed to build analytical and reasoning skills. Schools have been advised to use these handbooks actively in classrooms.
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Increasing Number Of Chinese Students Renting Smart Glasses To Cheat In Exams: Report
Merchants are renting these smart glasses for as little as 40 to 80 yuan (Rs 542 to Rs 1,085) per day for Chinese students to cheat in exams.
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NIELIT Launches Free AI Training For Class 11 And 12 Students Under India AI Mission
NIELIT offers free AI Skill Training for Class 11 and 12 students under India AI Mission, starting March 23, with no prior coding experience required.
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Maharashtra Teachers Suspended For Using ChatGPT To Help Students Cheat In Board Exams
Maharashtra suspended 81 teachers in Beed district for aiding students to cheat using ChatGPT during Class 10 and 12 board exams.
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Anthropic Launches Free AI Learning Platform With Courses On Claude, AI Fluency And Developer Tools
Anthropic launches a free online training platform featuring self-study courses on its Claude AI systems, aimed at developers, educators, students, and AI enthusiasts.
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Video: Power Cut Off At Galgotias' Stall At AI Summit Amid Chinese Robotic Dog Row
The Noida-based private university faced immediate action after a viral video from the event showed its representatives presenting a Chinese-made robotic dog as a product developed by the university's Centre of Excellence.
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"Propaganda Campaign": Galgotias Claps Back After Chinese Robot Dogs Row
Galgotias University Chinese Robot Dog Controversy: Galgotias University has described the intense online and offline criticism over its display of a robotic dog at a major artificial intelligence event in New Delhi as a "propaganda campaign".
