A South Carolina study found students in face-to-face classes outperformed peers in virtual and hybrid learning, especially in high school math, English and biology.

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Tipping points in our climate predictions are both wildly dramatic and wildly uncertain. Can mathematicians make them useful?

Jobs for graduates with only coding skills may be going away, but university computer science programs pivot to training for AI-related work.

To come up with a result as weird as this, you need to be using some equally mind-bending math – and indeed, this paradox comes to us from the world of set theoretic geometry. If that’s not familiar ...

AI takes one feature of intelligence – logic – and accelerates it. As long as life calls for math, AI crushes humans,” Angus Fletcher writes in the book “Primal Intelligence.” ...

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