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OpenAI chairman says students should still get computer science degrees — even if they won't be typing code
OpenAI chairman Bret Taylor said that the computer science degree's greatest value is teaching "systems thinking" in the age of AI code editors.
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Saving the Planet, One Matplotlib Call at a Time
Students typically take the course during their first semester of the program. It accommodates a range of programming ...
UA Hope-Texarkana’s GenCyber camp wraps up successfully
The inaugural GenCyber Cybersecurity Camp at the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana concluded, with high school students ...
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Sookmyung welcomes students from Southeast Asia for WiDE program
Sookmyung Women's University invited students from Southeast Asian countries to Seoul over the summer, helping them develop ...
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Fourth annual New York Yankees STEM Scholars Program underway
The New York Yankees announced the return of the New York Yankees STEM Scholars Program in partnership with STEM Educational ...
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MBZUAI launches 'NextGen Summer Program'
The Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) has launched its NextGen Summer Program, a week-long ...
A new way Burmese python researchers are learning how snakes affect the Florida Everglades
Lord spends his time living between the Florida Keys and Arkansas studying Burmese pythons. The work required Lord to haul ...
CyberTitan camp aims to teach P.E.I. students digital literacy and cybersecurity
The P.E.I. IT Alliance is running a youth cybersecurity program for students from Grade 6 right up to Grade 12. The weeklong CyberTitan camp lets students build a computer to understand the inner ...
Alberta high school students gain hands-on STEM experience
High school students from across southern Alberta are learning more about STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) at the University of Lethbridge.