September 29, 2026

ai classroom bans face scrutiny

AI Classroom Bans Face Growing Scrutiny

Schools considering bans on artificial intelligence may be choosing the wrong response, Manhattan Institute Fellow Jennifer Weber said during a recent appearance on “Fox & Friends First.” She pointed to

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Ayble Health Raises $16 Million for GI Care

Boston-based Ayble Health has closed an oversubscribed $16 million Series A round to support its virtual gastrointestinal care business. The financing signals investor interest in technology that connects patients with

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Why High Paid Tech Workers Are Drowning In Debt

Many tech workers earn a six-figure salary, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re financially stable. Tech workers often have high rents, student loan payments, car notes, credit card bills, and

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Data Centres Shift From Copper to Light

Data centres are replacing some copper connections with optical links to cut electricity use and increase computing capacity. The shift comes as artificial intelligence and cloud services place heavier demands

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Vague Political Claim Lacks Key Evidence

A claim that some Republicans are turning against an unnamed political figure offers no names, dates, location, or evidence to measure the reported shift. The statement describes the situation as

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Early Evidence Favors Price Over AI Lead

Early third-party evidence supplied to VentureBeat suggests a new artificial intelligence offering may compete more on cost and performance than on superior intelligence. The initial finding matters because AI companies

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AI’s Real Race Is Utility, Not Hype

AI companies are releasing models, agents, glasses, and creative tools at a dizzying rate. Yet the loudest launch is not always the most useful one. I believe the real winners