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AI Powered Education Reshaping Personalized Learning In 1924, educational psychologist Sidney Pressey built one of the first “teaching machines” — a mechanical device that quizzed students with multiple-choice questions. Nearly

China Bans Nvidia AI Chip Purchases When history books are written about the global tech wars, the move “China bans Nvidia AI chip purchases” may stand out as a pivotal

AI Ethics in Modern Warfare Debated In 1983, a Soviet lieutenant colonel named Stanislav Petrov made a decision that arguably saved the world. Believing that an alert from the early-warning

Google Gemini Nano Safety Concerns Explained In 2018, a single manipulated video helped amplify misinformation across global social platforms—a stark reminder that artificial intelligence can be both revolutionary and risky.

Albania Appoints AI Minister to Fight Corruption When the iron grip of bureaucratic inefficiency gripped 20th-century Albania, few could have imagined a day when the nation’s chief weapon against corruption

Future of Work in AI Economies In 1779, a group of English textile workers known as the Luddites destroyed weaving machinery in protest against the threat automation posed to their

Apple’s Unique Approach to AI When Apple first unveiled the original iPhone in 2007, it didn’t just release a product—it changed the world’s expectations for technology. Today, as “Apple’s unique

AI Sleep Tracking for Better Rest A Digital Turn in the Battle Against Restless Nights In 1849, Dr. Marie Jean Pierre Flourens, a pioneer in neuroscience, theorized the brain “puts

San Antonio Teens Develop AI Flood Alert On a stormy night in the heart of the Hill Country, the Blanco River rose rapidly, cutting off entire neighborhoods and leaving families

AI Tools for Smarter Screen Time At the height of the early 2000s tech boom, a now-famous Silicon Valley executive reportedly banned smartphones and iPads from his home—even though his