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Why the CSU treats access to AI for students, staff as an equity issue | Opinion Original

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By Ed Clark
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
California State University, Sacramento campus. The CSU argues that equitable AI access for students and staff prevents a digital divide and supports responsible AI literacy and use. As artificial intelligence reshapes the way we learn, work and solve problems, higher education cannot stand idly by and allow a new digital divide to emerge. We must ensure we are doing all we can to best prepare today’s students for this new reality, and that starts with access.
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Why the CSU treats access to AI for students, staff as an equity issue | Opinion

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By Ed Clark
| Flipboard
1 hour ago Claude Cowork — Anthropic’s Claude Code-style agent for general knowledge work — is coming to your phone. Claude Cowork launched as a desktop app in January, but starting Tuesday it is available on web and mobile for Max subscribers. With the update, users can start a task from their desk, get …
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All That Jazzmaster: Ode to an icon that luckily missed its mark

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By Ed Clark, Barry Divola Verified
| New Atlas Verified
How did a guitar that failed to grab its intended market – the market it was literally named after – end up becoming the instrument of choice across surf-rock, post-punk, new wave, power pop, shoegaze and more? If my house was on fire, and my wife and kids were okay, and I was told I could take only one material possession with me, I wouldn’t hesitate. Well, okay, I guess my laptop would tempt me because I have a hell of a lot of my life on there.
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