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NCERT Introduces 20-Hour AI Module For Classes 9 To 12; Deepfakes, Data Privacy And Ethical Use In Focus

The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) has released a 20-hour introductory module on computational thinking (CT) and artificial intelligence (AI) for students of Classes 9 to 12. The activity-based module aims to help students understand how AI works, identify deepfakes, protect personal information and use AI tools responsibly. Five Units To Build AI Awareness The module is divided into five units covering AI in daily life, machine learning, AI errors, data privacy and the responsible use of modern AI tools. Students will learn how AI-powered applications work, why they sometimes produce incorrect information and how to verify their responses. Learning How Machines Think The second unit explains how machines learn from examples. Students will train an image classifier to identify everyday objects and then deliberately test its weaknesses. The exercise…

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Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice

Western Michigan University is a learner‐centered, research university, building intellectual inquiry and discovery into undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs in a way that fosters knowledge and innovation, and…

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The basic formula

A 30-second AI video does not have one fixed price. The cost depends on the output resolution, the number of seconds you generate, and whether you use a video reference. A short low-resolution test can cost very little. A…

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Pentagon Designates Confucius Institutes A National Security Threat

Authored by Kimberly Hayek via The Epoch Times, "Chinese government-backed propaganda cultural programs" like Confucius Institutes had infiltrated universities in almost every state, he said, before Congress banned such institutes years ago, but they returned under different names. "It turns out that 80 new propaganda cells across 30 universities had popped up using different names and different charters but with the same mission: to steal intellectual property and to infiltrate the minds of American students," Hegseth said. The department systematically dismantled each one within the past two months, he said. The move followed university audits completed earlier this month. The Department of War reported on Oct. 19 that security reviews it ordered at 30 U.S. universities produced more than 80 actions to end or limit research partnerships flagged as potential risks to national security.…

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One Born Every Minute couple share their IVF journey

When Kate and Matt received a message to say that Channel 4's One Born Every Minute was going to be filmed at the hospital where she was due to give birth, they decided they wanted to share their story. After trying to start a family since 2020, the couple from Manchester were finally preparing to meet their first child. Having undergone IVF treatment, they were overjoyed to have reached this moment, with their baby having been conceived from their final embryo. "Our final chance at parenthood and it only went and worked," said Kate in a short clip from the new series. This is why it was so important for them to let the cameras in to film Matilda's birth. "We've been on a long journey to get here," explained Kate. "We went through five years of fertility treatment, IVF, and it was a story that we really wanted to share. "So when St Mary's Hospital sent out the communications to anyone…

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International student excels as an Aggie engineer

From late-night study sessions in College Station to designing and validating computing hardware at Google, international student Kishorre Vijayan ’24 shares how Texas A&M gave him much more than a degree. Oct. 23, 2026 By Alicia Venegas, Contributor Nestled off the coast of Chennai, India, Kishorre Vijayan ‘24 was born into a family of driven problem-solvers. His mother and father instilled in him the values of curiosity, hard work and education. Kishorre discovered the world of mechanical engineering by simply exploring his surroundings. Inspired by his father’s work as a mechanical engineer, he was exposed to complex engineering problems from an early age, which drove him to question not only how machines and systems functioned, but why they were designed the way they were. “I became more interested in understanding not only how something worked, but why it worked that way,” Kishorre…

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Education Abroad

Your eligibility for financial aid is determined by filing the Free Application for Financial Aid (FAFSA). The amount of aid you're offered will be based on the FAFSA and the total cost of the education abroad program. The aid…

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