Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei tells CNN's Anderson Cooper that "we do need to raise the alarm" on the rise of AI and how it could cause mass unemployment.
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei tells CNN's Anderson Cooper that "we do need to raise the alarm" on the rise of AI and how it could cause mass unemployment.
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"While companies are ready to move forward with AI technologies, they are being held back, not by the technology itself, but by the shortage of skilled people."
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The Education Department disclosed that it either has or is planning to reinstate 20 of 101 terminated contracts for research and education statistics to comply with Congressional statutes.
Picture this: A teacher excitedly introduces her class to a new AI-powered writing assistant. Students' eyes light up as they prompt the tool and generate paragraph after paragraph with minimal effort. Within minutes, they've produced essays that would have taken hours to write by hand. The
" AI is increasingly influencing the global job market, raising concerns about its impact on gender equality. 📊 A United Nations report highlights that women are at a higher risk of job displacement due to AI automation. 💼 Jobs predominantly held by women, such as administrative and data entry roles, are more..."
"May marks two and a half years since OpenAI launched ChatGPT. In the first five days, over a million people signed up to try it. People used it to instantly answer questions, write essays, find recipes and build grocery shopping lists. But while consumers found immediate utility, organizations are finding that bringing generative AI (GenAI) into the workplace is a different ballgame—and the stakes are high."
"In today's fast-paced digital world, where development cycles move faster and consumer expectations are higher than ever, design thinking has become the foundation of human-centered problem-solving. Yet, this powerful framework needs an upgrade when problems become more complex."
"As machine intelligence blends with human instinct, GenAI is reshaping how we use execution, experimentation and empathy throughout the design process."
Struggling to get students to read? This article offers four classroom strategies to shift the focus from reading for compliance to reading for deep learning, knowledge transfer, and real-world application.
00:00 Amazing YouTube Transcribe Tool 01:24 Key features 02:10 Search options 03:09 Translate 03:43 Bookmark option 05:23 Copy whole text 05:46 Multiple speakers 06:46 Playback options and control 07:48 Embedded AI 10:52 How to transcribe from YouTube 12:30 Join Russell's newsletter and course
Discover one of the best AI tools for studying and learning on YouTube in this video, where I introduce a powerful and easy-to-use app called Gaston. This AI app for studying on YouTube completely transforms the way you can engage with video content, whether you are learning a new language, revising academic material, or doing research.
Gaston is much more than just a simple YouTube transcriber. It extracts high-quality transcripts from videos and audio—including YouTube videos—and then offers a whole range of additional features that make it ideal for students, teachers, and independent learners. In the video, I walk you through exactly how it works and why it's so impressive.
One of the standout features of Gaston is its powerful search function. You can search within a transcript for specific words or even entire phrases, making it easy to find the exact point in the video where a topic is discussed. Gaston also includes built-in ChatGPT functionality, allowing you to ask questions, summarize sections, or get further explanations—all directly from the transcript interface.
The tool also allows you to highlight and bookmark sections of the transcript, so you can easily return to important parts later. Copying text is quick and simple, making note-taking much more efficient. Gaston also supports translations into multiple languages, meaning you can turn any YouTube transcript into the language of your choice. This is especially useful for language learners or international students.
Another key feature is the ability to play audio at the sentence level. If you want to focus on one specific sentence—whether for repetition, practice, or deeper understanding—Gaston makes that incredibly easy to do.
In this video, I explain how all of these features work and why Gaston is one of the best AI apps for studying and learning on YouTube. Whether you're a student trying to get more out of your lectures, a teacher preparing materials, or just someone who loves to learn, this tool offers a game-changing way to use YouTube as a study resource.
If you're interested in finding the best AI app for studying on YouTube, or looking for a reliable AI tool to help you learn more effectively from video content, this video will show you everything you need to know about Gaston.
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Are your worksheets putting your students (and you!) to sleep? 💤 It’s time for a change! In this energizing session of the Summer Learning Series, educator Kim Voge shares her powerful approach to “Worksheet Replacement Therapy.” You’ll learn how to transform dull, fill-in-the-blank worksheets into dynamic, student-centered learning experiences using EduProtocols.Whether you’re brand new to these strategies or looking to level up your lesson design, Kim’s ready-to-use ideas will help you boost engagement, thinking, collaboration—and save you precious prep time. Let’s ditch the busywork and bring learning back to life!
This post is written by Hunter McConnell. Hunter is a dedicated 6th and 7th grade math teacher in Tyler ISD. For the past four years, he has spearheaded
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