Facial recognition technology is still in its infancy. But its uses throughout American life and education institutions have been growing at an accelerating rate in recent years. Two advocacy groups—Fight for the Future and Students for Sensible Drug Policy—teamed up this week to launch a campaign to stop the spread of facial recognition software on […]
Facial recognition technology is still in its infancy. But its uses throughout American life and education institutions have been growing at…
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Read MoreIn the final months of the current decade, U.S. students received two lackluster report cards. First in October, the National Assessment…
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Read MoreMost have neither heard of nor attended a PechaKucha (pronounced peCHAKscha) event. But for the roughly 3 million people from over…
Read MoreAnother MOOC provider has found the business training sector provides a more reliable customer base than academic students. On December 10,…
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Henry Kronk January 15, 2020
