Colleges and universities are already putting artificial intelligence to work for students, faculty and campus operations.

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Interestingly, students who had actively used ChatGPT for writing assignments tended to value it more as a task assistant, while those who used it primarily for study purposes rated it higher as a ...

ASAP's "B.A.B. Book Report Challenge" uses comic books to discuss gun violence and substance misuse. — The competition encourages reading, critical thinking and family involvement with a PS5 prize. — ...

Informed consent is integral to providing high-quality health care, yet it is too often treated as an obstacle — just a box ...

This transition will be messy, and no policy will be perfect. But if we don’t agree on how to talk about AI, when to use it, ...