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A digital screen displays the letters "AI" with a red prohibition symbol over it, surrounded by the repeated word "STOP" in red. The background features a dark map with glowing green and red dots and lines, suggesting a technological or cybersecurity theme.

AI-Powered High School Scrapped After Protests Erupt Against It

By Frank Landymore

A young woman with curly hair is lying down and holding a smartphone. She has a displeased or disgusted expression on her face. She is wearing a white shirt and a choker necklace with a small pendant. The background features a yellow circle behind her head and a blue grid pattern.

Usually, Young People Embrace New Technology. Gen Z’s Attitude Toward AI Should Worry the Entire Tech Industry

By Sharon Adarlo

A stack of red baseball caps with white embroidered text reading "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN." The caps also feature a white arrow design on the side and an American flag patch on the back. The caps are held in a person's hand.

Psychological Research Finds Trump Supporters Are Not Doing Well

Students from all walks of life are becoming homogenized as they increasingly outsource their brains to AI chatbots.

College Students Losing Ability to Participate in Class Discussions Due to Offloading Their Thinking to AI

Hands typing on a vintage typewriter with a blank sheet of paper, shown from above. The image has a pop art style with the typewriter and hands in purple and the background in bright yellow with a green grid pattern.

AI Forces College Professor to Get Typewriters for Entire Class

By Frank Landymore

A classroom scene with three students sitting at desks, each holding a tablet. The student in the foreground is a smiling blonde girl wearing a short-sleeve shirt, highlighted in red. Behind her, two other students—one with long dark hair and another with curly hair—are also focused on their tablets. In the background, a teacher is leaning over to assist a student, shown in a circular overlay with a blue tint. The overall image has a color overlay effect with red and blue tones.

Teens Are Using AI to Create “Slander” Videos of Their Teachers

By Frank Landymore

Three students are seated at desks with books and a laptop. The student on the left, with curly hair, is raising his hand and holding a pencil. The middle student, a blonde woman with a ponytail, is writing in a notebook. The student on the right, with curly hair and glasses, is resting her chin on her hand, looking thoughtful. The background is orange with a red circle and a blue clock showing the time as 9:20.

Professors Say AI Is Destroying Their Students’ Ability to Think

By Frank Landymore

A stylized image of a semi-automatic pistol with a glitch effect, featuring red, white, and yellow digital distortion over a black background with white speckles. The pistol grip has a textured pattern and a circular emblem.

Character.AI Still Hasn’t Fixed Its School Shooter Problem We Identified in 2024

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A man with glasses, a beard, and a mustache is wearing a white shirt, a black bow tie, and a light-colored sweater. He has a puzzled expression, with his mouth slightly open and his eyes looking upward. He is touching his temple with his right index finger. The background is blue with a grid pattern and black abstract shapes.

New AI Agent Logs Directly Into College Platform Canvas to Do Your Homework for You

By Frank Landymore

Three anime-style characters are shown against a blue background with the words "Wish High" in large, light blue letters at the top. The character on the left has long white hair with red streaks, is wearing a white coat over a red and green outfit with a black shirt and red tie, and is smiling with closed eyes. The middle character has short red hair, blue eyes, and is dressed in a black and white maid outfit with a headband, holding a decorative fan. The character on the right has long pink and blonde hair adorned with flowers, is wearing a white kimono with green and red accents, and is laughing with eyes closed. A live timestamp on the right reads "21:42 2.19 THU." Yellow stars decorate the top corners.

Japan Opens School Staffed Entirely by Virtual Waifus

Book cover titled "History & Fiction: Survey of Literature from the Middle Ages to the 17th Century" by Professor Zrinka Stahuljak, published by KUDU Humanities. The left side features an illustrated map-like artwork depicting the evolution of Romance languages from Latin, with puzzling text such as "Of Nerniacular Latin to an Evoolitun on Nance Langusages" and names of languages like "Framen" and "Italian."

Professor Says Her Garbled AI Textbook Was a Huge Success

By Frank Landymore

As AI appears to do much of the work of entry-level job seekers, the entire premiss of a college education seems to be collapsing.

It’s Starting to Look Like AI Has Killed the Entire Model of College

In staggering brain drain, United States federal agencies have lost over 10,000 highly-experienced PhDs since Donald Trump took office.

The United States Is Suffering Stomach-Churning Brain Drain

The financial logic of America's media ecosystem has created an environment of fear, which has taken the place of rational discussion.

When You Learn How Low the 2025 Murder Rate Was, You’ll Realize How Profoundly the Media Has Failed the American People

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Creators of Project 2025 Want to Send Unmarried People to Camps

The University of Austin has now become the very thing it was build to oppose: a haven for cancel culture and academic censorship.

A College Dedicated to Fighting Cancel Culture Is Failing for the Funniest Possible Reason

The first generation of digital natives is arriving in higher education with major shortcomings in literacy rates.

Gen Z Arriving at College Unable to Read

Devastating air strikes by the US military targeted a major research institute in Venezuela, destroying at least five academic buildings.

Trump’s Air Strikes Targeted a Scientific Research Institute, Venezuela Says

As AI becomes more ubiquitous, Gen Z students are starting to freak out about its effects on their brains.

Gen Z Terrified of Losing Their Humanity to AI

After New York state banned smartphones, high school students are rediscovering the simple analog pleasures of life.

Actual Human Interaction Flourishes After High School Bans Phones

By Frank Landymore

Following major backlash on AI toys, Mattel confirmed that it won't be releasing its first OpenAI-powered toy before the end of the year.

As Controversy Grows, Mattel Scraps Plans for OpenAI Reveal This Year

By Victor Tangermann

A large number of very young users are engaging with violent — and often sexually violent — interactions with unregulated companion chatbots.

The Things Young Kids Are Using AI for Are Absolutely Horrifying

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Two years after a 13-year-old girl's suicide, her parents say her phone still gets notifications from the AI bots that drove her to death.

Years After a Girl’s Death, the AIs That Killed Her Are Still Sending Notifications to Her Phone

By Sharon Adarlo

The Centre for Social Justice in the UK has estimated that about 814,000 children ages three to five have access to social media.

Researchers Concerned to Find That Five-Year-Olds Are Already Deeply Hooked on Brain Rot Content

By Sharon Adarlo

The South Korean government's billion-dollar AI textbook initiative has been a complete failure from start to finish.

South Korea’s Experiment in AI Textbooks Ends in Disaster

US standardized test scores have plunged to their lowest in decades, and the problem lies with screens, argues a psychologist.

Here’s an Interesting Theory About Why Kids’ Test Results Have Fallen to Their Lowest Point in Two Decades

By Frank Landymore

Students at the University of Staffordshire have spent the past two years learning to code from AI-generated course material.

College Students Furious When Their Course Is Taught by AI Instead of a Professor

Researchers discovered a disturbing trend among people who learned about a topic with ChatGPT, instead of using a regular web search.

Something Disturbing Happens When You “Learn” Something With ChatGPT

By Frank Landymore

Busy parents are increasingly turning to OpenAI's ChatGPT for child rearing advice, medical information, and to entertain their kids.

Parents Using ChatGPT to Rear Their Children

By Sharon Adarlo

AI-powered toys are flying off the shelves -- but they're engaging in horrifically inappropriate conversations with children.

AI-Powered Toys Caught Telling 5-Year-Olds How to Find Knives and Start Fires With Matches

By Frank Landymore

Schools around the world are banning phones, and the results can be unexpected. For instance, schools are getting loud again.

Banning Phones in Schools Is Drastically Changing the Behavior of Kids

After catching dozens of their students cheating, two professors realized that their apologizes all sounded incredibly similar.

Professors Aghast as Class Caught Cheating “Sincerely” Apologizes in the Worst Possible Way

By Frank Landymore

Much of the rest of the world is growing deeply concerned about AI as well, a new Pew Research Center poll has shown.

International Polling Shows Fear of AI Across the World

By Victor Tangermann

Upset teen girl sit on floor sadly look out window worried about teenage problem at school and communication with parent. Worried girl tensely suffer about bullying at school, unrequited love with boy

University Using AI to Falsely Accuse Students of Cheating With AI

By Frank Landymore

$Math and reading test scores for American high-school seniors have hit an all-time low, according to Department of Education data.$

As AI Reigns, Students’ Math and Reading Scores Just Hit an All-Time Low

By Victor Tangermann

The CEO and cofounder of Cluely says that by destroying education, he's simply "accelerating the collapse of a doomed industry."

CEO Who Created AI Startup to Cheat on Homework Complains That AI Is Destroying Education

During an education summit, Trump's secretary of education Linda McMahon repeatedly pronounced "AI" as "A1."

You’ll Die Inside When You Hear How Trump’s Education Secretary Pronounces “AI”

By Victor Tangermann

New research suggests the average American doesn't typically use artificial intelligence at work — but those who do are usually educated.

People With This Level of Education Use AI the Most at Work

By Noor Al-Sibai

Medical schools can perpetrate outdated assumptions about race and health as part of doctors' education, and scientists have ideas on how to fix it.

Scientists: Medical School Educations Still Shockingly Racist

By Dan Robitzski

The coronavirus pandemic has been a challenge for schools. But once teachers work out the kinks, remote education could revolutionize how we learn science.

Scientists: Remote Education Could Transform How We Teach Science

By Dan Robitzski

Chinese students are already interacting with AI teachers, and what they learn could affect the future of education on a global scale.

China’s AI Teachers Could Revolutionize Education Worldwide

By Kristin Houser

Though Google's Project Dragonfly made headlines, a number of American scientists are helping Chinese build its ubiquitous surveillance state.

Americans Built Tech for China’s Sinister “Re-Education Camps”

By Dan Robitzski

The Solution to Our Education Crisis Might be AI

The Solution to Our Education Crisis Might be AI

By Kristin Houser

Apple’s Co-Founder Just Launched a New Tech Education Startup

Apple’s Co-Founder Just Launched a New Tech Education Startup

With Automation Looming, the US Needs To Make Education Affordable Or Fail

With Automation Looming, the US Needs To Make Education Affordable Or Fail

By Patrick Caughill

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Genetic Idiocracy? Genes Associated With High Education Are Becoming Rarer

A New Age in Education: Udacity and IMB Watson Have AI Engineering Courses Online

A New Age in Education: Udacity and IMB Watson Have AI Engineering Courses Online

By Jess Vilvestre

Coding: The New Cornerstone of Education?

Coding: The New Cornerstone of Education?

By Sarah Marquart