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1 week ago |
axios.com | Erica Pandey
Illustration: Allie Carl/AxiosHigh schools and colleges are stuck in limbo: Use of generative AI to cut corners and cheat is rampant, but there’s no clear consensus on how to fight back. Why it matters: AI is here to stay, forcing educators to adapt. That means sussing out when students are using it — and avoiding the temptation of overusing it themselves.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Erica Pandey
4 hours agoOpenAI's latest ChatGPT model, known as o3, has sparked concern after reportedly disobeying human instructions to shut down. According to The Telegraph, researchers claim the AI model actively sabotaged an automatic shutdown mechanism designed to turn it off. The incident has raised alarms among …
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2 weeks ago |
axios.com | Erica Pandey
Illustration: Allie Carl/AxiosBrands tied to masculinity or “the manosphere” — like UFC, DraftKings and John Deere — are on Americans’ minds, per this year’s Axios Harris Poll 100, which assigns brands scores based on factors like trust, products and services, vision and culture. Why it matters: Some brands are breaking into the list for the first time, driven in part by the rising influence of the manosphere across social media.
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2 weeks ago |
benton.org | Erica Pandey
Selling data is becoming the new selling plasma. Many young people are more willing than their parents to share personal data, giving companies deeper insight into their lives. Generation Lab, a youth polling company, is launching a new product, Verb.AI — betting that buying this data is the future of polling. "We think corporations have extracted user data without fairly compensating people for their own data," says Cyrus Beschloss, CEO of Generation Lab.
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2 weeks ago |
axios.com | Erica Pandey
Illustration: Sarah Grillo/AxiosMany young people are more willing than their parents to share personal data, giving companies deeper insight into their lives. Why it matters: Selling data is becoming the new selling plasma. Case in point: Generation Lab, a youth polling company, is launching a new product, VERB.AI, today — betting that buying this data is the future of polling.
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