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Thrown away, the Freedom parked across the river, on the Serbian side, just outside Liberland territory. The passengers disembarked onto a makeshift ramp made of… Read More »The future of a crypto micronation hinges on a border dispute | WIRED
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On a recent morning, Cheryl Drakeford, a third-grade teacher at First Avenue Elementary School in Newark, projected a challenging math question onto her classroom whiteboard:… Read More »In classrooms, teachers put AI tutoring bots to the test
Elon Musk said Saturday that Twitter will temporarily limit the number of posts users can read per day to address concerns about data scraping, just… Read More »Musk says Twitter limits the number of posts users can read
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