AI Stumbles, Black Nazis and You
With more and more folks embracing AI as a teaching tool, how do we handle glitches that allow the machines to rewrite history?
With more and more folks embracing AI as a teaching tool, how do we handle glitches that allow the machines to rewrite history?
It’s decided: Po and Paul couldn’t hold a candle to Frozen Empire—they just didn’t have the chops.
Commissioned lets players endure the missionary journeys on which the apostles traveled—revealing just how difficult they were.
What is money dysmorphia? Are teen boys less depressed than teen girls? Why is my 8-year-old obsessed with Drunk Elephant skincare?
What do we do about screentime? The Plugged In Team tries to answer this question with their new book: Becoming a Screen-Savvy Family.
It may not be the threat of Big Brother, but when it comes to the well-being of children, the wrong social media choices could lead to a Big Cost.
Kung Fu Panda 4 flexed its muscles and kept Dune: Part Two in check this weekend, taking the box office win with an estimated $30 million.
Teens realize that their phones are stressing them out. A TikTok ban in the U.S. is pending. What is “cop-baiting?” And why should we care?
Magazines and social media have caused a decline in self-esteem. But how will new AI “influencers” impact youth today?
This week on The Plugged In Show, we’ll talk about the Academy Award winners, the broadcast and some of the overarching themes we saw in films that were nominated.
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