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my studying journalism in waterford college of further education. i play hurling and gaelic football for st saviours GAA

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A Principal and a Student Reviewed the New ChatGPT for Teens. They Had Plenty to Say - EdSurge News

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By David Weldon
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OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Teens on Aug. 18 as its new artificial intelligence (AI) platform for users ages 13 to 17. According to the firm, teens will be automatically placed into the new platform based on their estimated age, where they will encounter “an experience designed to help [them] learn, think critically, deepen understanding, and use AI with confidence,” OpenAI said in its product announcement.
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Student Artists Wrestle with AI’s Promise and Peril - EdSurge News

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By David Weldon
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With the launch of ChatGPT four years ago, the graduating class of 2026 is the first to have full exposure to generative artificial intelligence. Many high school students in the United States have considerable experience using AI — and mixed feelings about its growing role in everyday life. They may take advantage of AI benefits, but some fear where the technology could take us in the future.
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College Admissions Testing is Returning to Mixed Reactions

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By David Weldon
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Several leading colleges and universities are reinstating SAT or ACT scores as part of their admissions requirements after years of being "test blind" (not looking at standardized test scores, even if submitted). The move has revived the debate over the fairness and value of such testing. Institutions initially removed the test score requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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