Michael Glawson, Ph.D., argues that now is the time to eliminate the "blind spots" in the quickening development of artificial intelligence, before it's too late.

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Science fiction is a genre known for complex storytelling, and some of the best sci-fi films require a rewatch to fully understand them.

This list of 62 books just scratches the surface of publishing's biggest season, from Kamala Harris's memoir to Patricia Lockwood's new novel and Jill Lepore's look at the Constitution.

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Edutopia’s books editor read 70 new education books in the past year. Here are the most notable, must-read books for teachers and school leaders.

The APSU College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics has welcomed seven new full-time faculty members.

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In the 1990s, Intel didn’t just make the lion’s share of the world’s processors. It determined what a PC was, and even how it ...

The University System of Georgia wants professors' course syllabuses to be made public. Despite the rationale that it's about transparency, this seems like pure politics.