University rankings games: How universities play the system to climb the charts
When to introduce AI education for kids – from play to pixels
Speak Your Mind! – “AI Education for Kids: From play to pixels” by Dejan Trpkovic
Continue reading “When to introduce AI education for kids – from play to pixels”Student work rights: Agents speak out on the importance and benefits
19–JUN–2023 | “Agents on…Student Work Rights” – In a recent interview to StudyTravel Ltd (ST Magazine & ST Alphe Conferences), a leading organization in the education industry, our founder and managing director Dejan Trpkovic highlighted the immense potential of countries with low disposable incomes as a valuable source of language students in terms of talent and numbers. He also talked about the factors that have become crucial considerations for students when choosing their study abroad destinations.
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Are fears about ChatGPT warranted?
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ChatGPT is incredible – and terrifying.
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Continue reading “Are fears about ChatGPT warranted?”Are we witnessing a Facebook crisis or an existential crisis faced by the media itself?
TIME published a new cover asking readers if they were ready to “Delete Facebook.” Before joining in the relentless Facebook bashing (spearheaded by the traditional media), perhaps it is good to consider the following. READ MORE
Fighting fake news
A while ago, I came across an interesting article published in The Guardian, entitled: Could language be the key to detecting fake news? The proliferation of deliberately misleading speeches, articles, websites and social media posts has led to many researchers trying to work out what the linguistic characteristics of fake news are. The article mentions that several researchers found that fake news may have in common the language they use – fake news articles use more words related to sex, death and anxiety, and overly emotional language is often deployed. The researchers noted that propaganda tends to use abstract generalities like “truth” and “freedom.”
But how accurate can artificial intelligence (AI) be in telling fact from fake? READ MORE