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AI in higher education: Will we miss the train again?

Digital transformation and Industry 4.0 are changing every industry. University leadership must embrace Education 4.0

Flags are pictured during the first working session of G-7 foreign ministers in Muenster, Germany, November 3, 2022. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay/Pool

G7 officials to hold first meeting on AI regulation next week

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Bill Gates says top AI agent will replace search, shopping sites

In China, stories of griefbots are emerging as the world fixates on generative AI like ChatGPT. Photo: Yves Dean/Getty Images via Business Insider

China is using AI to resurrect the dead

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AI might meet its match in Dhaka South's traffic

FILE PHOTO: An illustration picture shows a projection of text on the face of a woman in Berlin, 12 June, 2013. REUTERS/Pawel Kopczynski/File Photo

AI threatens humanity's future, 61% of Americans say - Reuters/Ipsos

ChatGPT chief says artificial intelligence should be regulated by a US or global agency

ChatGPT's chief to testify before Congress as concerns grow about artificial intelligence's risks

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Health experts 'must raise alarm on AI threats'

Augmedix highlights importance of AI for medical documents

Geoffrey Hinton, who made a critical contribution to AI research in the 1970s believes large technology companies were moving too fast on deploying AI to the public. Photo: Bloomberg

AI's 'Godfather' should have spoken up sooner

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Microsoft expands AI access to public

Chatbots like ChatGPT are giant plagiarism machines since they mainly recombine prose and pictures that were originally created by humans. Photo : Bloomberg

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ChatGPT is the start of online education, not the end