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SEATTLE —Seattle families are urging the state’s largest school district to pause the use of generative AI and address concerns about student-facing technology.

Ransomware attacks are becoming increasingly aggressive, with cybercriminals adopting new methods to pressure organizations into paying substantial ransoms. In addition to encrypting critical files and disrupting business operations, attackers have increasingly relied on double and triple extortion tactics to force victims to meet their financial demands. These tactics can involve stealing sensitive data, threatening to…

Miss. (WLBT) – Jackson families and seniors got the opportunity to learn how they can strengthen their finances

As students head back to school, families are facing a question that barely existed a few years ago: How much artificial intelligence is too much?

Parents have become accustomed to managing technology. Phones have screen-time limits. Social media has privacy settings. Video games have age ratings and spending controls. OpenAI’s new ChatGPT for Teens gives families another set of tools: options for Study Hours, Quiet Hours, selected feature controls and limited safety notifications for parents who link their accounts with…

Apollo Area School District student Lillian Colwell holds back-to-school clothes from Beall’s in Allegheny Towbnship. (Joyce Hanz | TribLive) Kiski Kids Closet owner Dylann Sowers displays some back-to-school clothing Aug. 15 inside the thrift store in Downtown Vandergrift. (Joyce Hanz | TribLive) Siblings Gracie and Carter Detman of Smithton enjoy back-to-school shopping with a relative…