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The UAE Rolls Out an AI Curriculum From Kindergarten Through Grade 12: How It Works
The UAE has made AI a school subject for children as young as 4, covering every stage from kindergarten to Grade 12. Here is what the program includes and which questions remain open.
Insta360 Capitalizes on DJI's U.S. Ban and Goes After American Creators
DJI controls more than 70% of the global consumer drone market but is being squeezed out of the U.S. Insta360 is moving into the gap with its Antigravity brand.
Venezuela Earthquakes: Residents Use AI to Build Apps for Finding Missing People
After a series of earthquakes, Venezuelan developers and ordinary residents used AI to build sites and apps for finding missing people and coordinating aid within hours.
China Is Recruiting AI Engineers From High School: Teens Are Hired Through Camps and Guaranteed Job Tracks
Demand for elite AI engineers in China has outpaced supply, so tech companies are now scouting future talent among high schoolers through camps, research programs and guaranteed hiring.
Why Meta's AI Moderation Fails to Protect Users: The Muse Image Scandal
Big tech increasingly moderates content with neural networks, but the Muse Image scandal shows that algorithms cannot account for people's consent, and so they do not protect them.
AI Is Shrinking Turkish Game Development Teams to a Single Person
Rest of World reports a trend in Turkey's games industry: AI lets one developer replace a whole team, while writers, artists and junior programmers lose work.
The US Wants to Contain Chinese AI, but Silicon Valley Keeps Using Kimi K3 and Other Models
Apple, startup Thinking Machines and developers worldwide are adopting open Chinese models like Kimi K3, while Washington cannot protect US leadership in artificial intelligence.