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A hybrid computational framework combining deep learning, fuzzy logic, and metaheuristic optimization achieved superior accuracy and fairness in assessing university teaching performance.
Read the original →Some world-leading scientists are warning that humans are about to lose control of AI.
Read the original →The free workshop, "Detecting Misinformation in the AI Era," takes place Saturday, November 14, at the Victoria Public Library.
Read the original →Scammers are using AI-generated images of missing pets to demand reward money and gift cards. Some also threaten harm to the animal. The article explains how to stay safe.
Read the original →A photograph purportedly showing Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), lying in a hospital bed with a neck brace has circulated on social media. It came with a claim that he broke his neck.
Read the original →A Broward public school teacher writes that there are legitimate uses for AI in education. The teacher says parents need to ensure children learn the difference between those uses and using AI as a crutch.
Read the original →A critical review of 34 studies finds that early childhood AI research prioritizes cognitive and situated perspectives. It lacks critical frameworks addressing societal issues.
Read the original →Experts at IIT Ropar said AI must move beyond intelligence to offer wiser, ethical advice.
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