The Privacy and Safety Hazards of AI in the Classroom Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a booming trend in K-12 education, but this rapid adoption of technology has raised concerns about privacy and safety, even before policymakers have had a chance to catch up. School districts across the United States, particularly in Arizona, West Virginia, and Montana, are facing challenges in … [Read more...]

An Uncompetitive Race In the Republican presidential primary, the biggest news on Tuesday was the endorsement of an obscure New Hampshire restaurateur for Nikki Haley's campaign, signaling a shift away from Chris Christie's camp. However, the impact of this endorsement is minimal considering the overall state of the race. With just two weeks remaining before the Iowa caucuses, it is clear … [Read more...]

Introduction The fight for control of the House of Representatives is undergoing a significant shift as the congressional map continues to change. The partisan tilt of a few districts could potentially alter the balance of power even before voters head to the polls. With Republicans holding a narrow three-seat majority, the redrawing of various congressional maps across the country, due to … [Read more...]

Introduction State lawmakers are taking the lead in driving major policy debates as Congress struggles to keep the federal government funded. With 40 state governments entirely controlled by one party, there is little risk of partisan gridlock. This means that the policy experiments being conducted in state capitals will likely further splinter the country. Technology: AI Artificial intelligence … [Read more...]

Recently, two executives from OpenAI voiced apprehensions regarding Sam Altman before his abrupt departure, as reported by The New York Times. The publication highlighted the significant role played by the company's chief technology officer, Mira Murati, in the unfolding events. Altman swiftly resumed his position as CEO within days, leaving a trail of unanswered questions in his … [Read more...]

OpenAI made a significant announcement regarding improvements to its governance structure, nearly five months after the sudden departure of CEO Sam Altman. The company revealed that three women would join its board of directors, with Altman also set to rejoin the board. CEO Sam Altman's Return CEO Sam Altman is making a comeback to OpenAI's board of directors after being ousted from his … [Read more...]

Residents Stand Against US Military Presence In Soseong-ri, South Korea, what was once a tranquil farming village has become a battleground against the US military's THAAD missile system. Activists and experts argue that THAAD's real purpose is to safeguard US assets in Okinawa and Guam, not protect South Korea from North Korean attacks. Living in Fear and Tension The arrival of THAAD has … [Read more...]

Four former Twitter executives, including ex-CEO Parag Agrawal, are taking legal action against Elon Musk for not fulfilling their severance agreements. The executives collectively seek $128 million in compensation, as stated in the lawsuit. Legal Battle Over Unpaid Severance Following Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter in 2022, four high-ranking executives were terminated without receiving … [Read more...]

Financing through China's yuan is becoming more expensive for Russian companies, posing significant challenges for their operations. Short-term borrowing costs for the yuan surged to 15.7% at the beginning of March, indicating a notable increase in the cost of borrowing in this currency. This rise in yuan debt expenses could have detrimental effects on Russian firms, especially when they are … [Read more...]

Disney CEO Bob Iger has finally acknowledged the audience's desire for high-quality movies and is steering the company towards producing top-notch films. Despite this focus on quality, fans of Marvel movies need not worry as they will still have a place in Disney's lineup. A Focus on Quality Output Speaking at The Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference in San … [Read more...]