DeVry Embeds AI Literacy in All Courses

As artificial intelligence continues to redefine the way we learn and work, DeVry University will integrate AI introduction and skills building into every course by the end of the year. The effort expands on the automation and machine learning program DeVry launched in 2020, adding new AI-focused courses and credentials and integrating AI learning assistants…

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“Declared from cryptocurrency” presented in Michigan House

Michigan could see the creation of a “declaration of the rights of the cryptocurrency” under legislation Recently introduced to the House of State representatives. One of the bills would prevent the state and local governments from prohibiting or restricting the property of cryptocurrencies, or taxing them differently from regular currencies. State representative, Bryan Postthumus (R-Rockford),…

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Anthropic’s “AI Microscope” Explores the Inner Workings of Large Language Models

Two recent articles by Anthropic are trying to shed light on the processes that take place in a large -language model, exploring how Locate interpretable concepts and link them to computer “circuits” who translate them in language, and How to characterize the crucial behavior of Claude Haiku 3.5Including hallucinations, planning and other key features. Internal…

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Why AI is Getting Less Reliable

Last week, we did a test that found Five main AI models– Including Elon Musk’s Grok – has properly demystified 20 of the false claims by President Donald Trump. A few days later, Musk recycled Grok with a right -wing Update, promise that users “should notice a difference”. They did it: Grok almost immediately started…

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