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College kids need to juggle a lot – but remembering a few cybersecurity habits can help you stay safe online.
Gabelli Ignite is a new startup launchpad, sponsored by the Mario J. Gabelli Innovations Program, that helps University of Nevada, Reno students and scholars build their own high-growth businesses through a structured, nine-month, high-accountability pathway. The highly competitive program is free and covers many of the costs of setting up and growing the business.
Academic integrity offices across the country are making disciplinary decisions based on AI detection scores. Students are appealing grades and fighting academic misconduct charges on the strength of what those scores say. And the tools producing those scores, like Turnitin, GPTZero and the others, are operating with a confidence that my testing didn’t find them…
Career Academy Network has also launched an AI/Machine Learning Pathway to prepare high school students for real-world workforce applications that will likely become part of any future opportunities no matter their career goals. (WSBT Photo)
Wharton School undergraduate students will gain access to Claude Enterprise generative artificial intelligence accounts.
Editor’s note: The authors of this article are three high school students who worked with leaders from the Columbia (Missouri) Police Department to develop prototype AI tools addressing surveillance video review, 911 call analysis and report writing. Their project, Operation: Safer Communities, placed among the top five nationally in the Presidential AI Challenge and earned…
Staying focused is hard. With all the distractions available through TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter, getting in the mood to study often takes as much time as actually getting work done itself.
The Gyeonggi Province Economy and Science Promotion Agency (GBSA) has launched an industry-academia program that puts college students into real corporate security assessments
Mo. (KY3) -As college campuses in Missouri welcome back students, artificial intelligence is something many will grapple with this semester
Through a pilot program housed within the Network of German Houses of Science and Innovation (DWIH), the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) supports students, researchers, and teams from science-based startups interested in launching a business as they further develop their business ideas. The “DWIH Innovate” program is designed to help grantees gain international practical experience…