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Personal data: nothing to hide, but a lot to lose

Personal data: nothing to hide, but a lot to lose

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To get informed, have young people abandoned the traditional media?

To get informed, have young people abandoned the traditional media?

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Why it is worrying that children do not play as much as before

Why it is worrying that children do not play as much as before

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Our new study provides a potential breakthrough on school bullying

Our new study provides a potential breakthrough on school bullying

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ChatGPT: Student insights are necessary to help universities plan for the future

ChatGPT: Student insights are necessary to help universities plan for the future

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Climate doomism is bad storytelling – hope is much more effective at triggering action

Climate doomism is bad storytelling – hope is much more effective at triggering action

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Does Docker make sense for your software development pipeline?

Does Docker make sense for your software development pipeline?

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How ‘misogyny influencers’ cater to young men’s anxieties

How ‘misogyny influencers’ cater to young men’s anxieties

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Watermarking ChatGPT, DALL-E and other generative AIs could help protect against fraud and misinformation

Watermarking ChatGPT, DALL-E and other generative AIs could help protect against fraud and misinformation

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Being eco-delegates in college or high school: what means of action?

Being eco-delegates in college or high school: what means of action?

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Do anti-tech schools make sense in a digital world?

Do anti-tech schools make sense in a digital world?

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Survey: behind AI, precarious workers in developing countries

Survey: behind AI, precarious workers in developing countries

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