My students are using AI to cheat. Here’s why it’s a teachable moment
Ignoring ChatGPT and its cousins won’t get us anywhere. In fact, these systems reveal issues we too often miss
‘Why would we employ people?’ Experts on five ways AI will change work
From farming and education to healthcare and the military, artificial intelligence is poised to make sweeping changes to the workplace. But can it have a positive impact – or are we in for a darker future?
AI race is disrupting education firms – and that is just the start
Companies’ shares plunge in London and New York after Chegg report that ChatGPT has hit revenues
Pearson shares fall after US digital learning rival says AI hurting its business
Company’s shares fall 15% after Chegg says ChatGPT is affecting subscriber numbers
How war in Taiwan could mean the wheels come off the UK economy
Microchips are an issue, of course, but China also makes the alloy wheels our cars mostly roll on. And what about TikTok?
Don’t talk to pupils about misogynist Andrew Tate, government urges teachers in England
Advice comes despite charity’s warning that social media figure is fuelling shocking growth of misogyny in schools
Leaving to Remain review – Roma migrants caught in the Brexit and Covid upheavals
Heartfelt study of their remarkable accomplishments having fled persecution in their home countries and found refuge in the UK
Elizabeth Murray obituary
Medical researcher who was an early mover in using web-based tools to improve healthcare and established the UCL eHealth Unit
‘It’s tough for parents’: should young children have their own phone?
Debate bubbles over how to navigate setting limits as UK study shows fifth of three- and four-year-olds have a device
Colin Ledsome obituary
Other Lives: Engineer who worked on the design of tilting trains, fuel tanks for spacecraft and the Blue Streak satellite launch vehicle
Life online is a choking, oppressive smog. Teenagers need a place they can breathe
A new study shows more than half of teens spend their free time in their bedroom. But we are offering them nothing away from their screens, writes Emma Beddington
AI makes plagiarism harder to detect, argue academics – in paper written by chatbot
Lecturers say programs capable of writing competent student coursework threaten academic integrity
Teach UK schoolchildren about harms of online misogyny, says police chief
Boys in particular need to look at behaviour inspired by likes of Andrew Tate, says lead on violence against women and girls
Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom review – heart and feet-warming tale of a Bhutan village
A trainee teacher’s dreams of becoming a singer are interrupted when he is posted to the world’s remotest school in Pawo Choyning Dorji’s gentle drama
‘They’d never seen sliced bread’: how a tiny film about Himalayan yak-herders conquered the world
Filmed in a remote Bhutan village, Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom captures a way of life that is rapidly vanishing. Its Oscar-nominated director talks about growing up in a country where prosperity is measured by happiness, not GDP