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A tech guide highlights ways students can use AI tools like ChatGPT to create customized quizzes, flashcards and video summaries from dense course materials, tailoring study methods to different learning styles. It also points to project-management apps such as Taskade, which cost between $10 and $50 monthly, as a way to ease coordination headaches in group assignments.
Matchmaking firms in South Korea report that professionals at semiconductor giants like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, along with AI industry workers, are now the most coveted partners in the country's dating scene, overtaking traditionally prestigious fields like medicine and law. The shift follows massive profit-sharing bonuses, with SK Hynix employees reportedly earning around 700 million won annually, more than 15 times Korea's average salary, fueled by stock surges of 95% and 135% at Samsung and SK Hynix respectively this year.
New research examining phone-free classroom policies, now adopted by a growing number of states, finds essentially no measurable improvement in student test scores and only marginal shifts in other outcomes like behavior. Cell phone restrictions in schools aren't a new phenomenon either—Maryland first banned phones and pagers in classrooms back in 1989 to curb communication tied to illegal activity.
A birth-cohort study tracking 502 Singaporean children from age 1 to 8 found that higher screen viewing time, especially at age 1, 1.5 and 6 years, was linked to weaker academic performance at age 9 and poorer working memory at 10.5, even after adjusting for other factors. Cumulative screen exposure across childhood also predicted lower academic performance, though not working memory.