S.F. cracks down on deepfake websites By Paul Katula • Sep 23, 2024 Lawyers in Calif. are trying to stop AI sites from deepfaking images in which a middle or high school girl is on a nude body.
Promised A.I. chatbot for L.A. USD may not happen By Paul Katula • Jul 2, 2024 An AI technology company busts and leaves large and small districts to answer for a decision to trust a start-up with student data and taxpayer money.
Can generative A.I. be considered ‘creative’? By Paul Katula • Jun 25, 2024 Whether you think generative AI is conscious or just a tool we humans can use, educators are, in fact, using it.
Please keep young children away from Tide pods By Paul Katula • Jan 24, 2018 A ridiculous (and dangerous) challenge seemed so implausible that I didn't believe it was happening. A Md. student set me straight.
Memristors can benefit our artificial intelligence By Press Release • Dec 26, 2017 Making artificial intelligence that assists in teaching and learning more efficient means using special components both to store data and solve problems.
A Va. senior organizes a nationwide A.I. summit By Paul Katula • Oct 10, 2017 Artificial intelligence is making quite a name for itself, both taking away and creating jobs, by making our big-data lives more efficient.
Computer may identify student at risk for suicide By Press Release • Nov 8, 2016 A computer can be trained to distinguish between suicidal and non-suicidal word usage, and the application can possibly be used in schools.
How can we define creativity? By Paul Katula • Oct 10, 2016 Creativity is a highly prized dimension of student work and student growth, likely to be as or more important than rote learning.