AI is generally not intelligent. If it is scoring well on human intelligence tests, then our examination, definition and cultivation of intelligence must change.
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The environmental damage extends beyond temporary spikes in emissions, its long-term impact on the planet is profound and potentially irreversible.
A short guide to censorship in student media.
Psychology subjects are notorious for being content-heavy, with three lectures a week being standard for first and second-year subjects. In addition to a tutorial, the current structure compels students to be on campus up to four times a week for a single subject.
The content of the incoming NSW History Syllabus, while broader than previous iterations, is still limited in scope. How this will impact students is now left to be seen.
It is entirely possible that the 40% requirement is taken by universities as a mandate to provide nothing more – it becomes a ceiling, not a floor.
Expecting students with limited time to work to be able to afford these prices and also be the “ideal” student that USyd preaches in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis is elitist, classist and out of touch.
Digital captivity has made the Chinese look inward. Taking cues from their own musical history, infusing their electronic music with a strong national character.
Though it is impossible to predict how discussions will play out, Honi has dug into the members’ political positions, and previously expressed opinions on Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) schemes, and thoughts on Zionism.
Despite mainstream economic investments and promises of developmental projects, the situation for young people and workers is not improving.