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October 21, 2024
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STORM: Teaching With The Stanford-Designed AI System
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STORM is an AI tool designed by Stanford University computer scientists to generate Wikipedia-like entries within minutes. The tool works, in part, by creating a dialogue between different chatbots on the topic you choose.
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OpenAI's new ChatGPT Windows app has been launched, complementing the previously released macOS version. In an early release phase, this app allows users with paid subscriptions to engage in text conversations and create content but does not yet support Voice Mode or storage integrations. OpenAI intends to roll out missing features and extend access to all users by the end of the year.
Full Story: T.H.E. Journal (10/18) 
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Since Google imposed storage limits on its Workspace for Education in 2022, higher education IT departments have faced challenges managing cloud storage, especially for research institutions with significant data needs. To comply, universities are either upgrading to paid plans or adopting stricter storage policies, while some are exploring alternative storage platforms with consumption-based pricing models for greater flexibility.
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A study by the Community College Research Center found that 40% of dual-enrollment students earned a degree within four years, but men were significantly less likely than women to do so. The report also highlighted disparities in access to dual-credit programs, especially for students of color.
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