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I want to trust my students. I don't want to spy on them. | Opinion Original

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By Larry Strauss
| USA Today Verified
June 10, 2026, 6:05 a.m. ET LOS ANGELES — Sometimes a dystopia creeps into my teacher's imagination. It’s the one in which artificial intelligence completely takes over our education system, feeding us the curriculum that we transmit to students, who then submit AI-generated responses, which we have graded by the same chatbots while the lot of us are left to doomscroll to oblivion and, with our few remaining brain cells, contemplate our own obsolescence.
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I want to trust my students. I don't want to spy on them. | Opinion

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By Larry Strauss
| Flipboard
1 hour ago Artificial intelligence is reshaping how software businesses are built, launched, and scaled. In particular, it is driving a surge in micro-SaaS startups, small, highly focused software-as-a-service companies often built by solo founders or tiny teams. What once required large engineering teams, …
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FBI raid casts shadow over both LA school chief and Trump | Opinion Original

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By Larry Strauss
| USA Today Verified
March 5, 2026, 6:05 a.m. ET LOS ANGELES – In a normal world, an FBI raid of a school superintendent’s home and office would cast a long shadow of suspicion over his tenure and authority. Under the Trump administration, however, the morning after the arguably most corrupt president in U.S. history announced in his State of the Union address a “war on fraud” and with Kash Patel running the FBI, the shadow casts in both directions.
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