AI in schools
MANILA, Philippines — ChatGPT is in the classroom. Multiple studies have tracked ChatGPT activity patterns and observed that usage peaks around finals season, before slumping off for the next few months during summer break—and then picking back up again when the next school year starts. One Australian university found that since ChatGPT went viral in
Two teams, two different leagues, one similarity–and it’s no surprise
They are two different programs in two different varsity leagues. But the fact that the Adamson Falcons in the UAAP and the Perpetual Help Altas in the NCAA seem to share the same defensive DNA is no coincidence. Their coaches share the same DNA—literally. “It can’t be helped that when we see each other, we
Two Arrested for Tracking Women by GPS and Forcing Into Prostitution
Police arrested two people, including bar manager Maoya Suzuki, on suspicion of violating Japan’s Anti-Prostitution Law after allegedly forcing a female employee at a girls’ bar into prostitution while monitoring her movements through GPS.
Plane carrying Hegseth makes unscheduled landing due to windshield crack
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s plane made an unscheduled landing in the UK due to a windshield crack, but he is reported safe.
Ball x Pit review: The deadliest ball pit you’ll ever see
Ball x Pit review: The deadliest ball pit you’ll ever see
DOJ indicts 3 firms for running illegal investment schemes
MANILA, Philippines — Three groups found to have been engaged in illegal investment schemes will face charges for soliciting money from the public without the necessary permits, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The corporate watchdog on Wednesday said the Department of Justice (DOJ) had found sufficient evidence to indict Eton Phil Non-Specialized
