USC study reveals that professors’ opinions on AI may affect the usefulness of the tool for students – Annenberg Media

Researchers from USC center for AI and generating society released one report Wednesday, September 17, on the generative AI (GENAI) and how its use in class can be determined by the teacher’s attitude towards artificial intelligence. The researchers conducted three studies and found that the students who were in an environment where the Genai was…

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AI-Powered Scout Platform Could Enhance Oncology Decision-Making With Data- and Expert-Driven Insights

Artificial intelligence (AI) has slammed into the elements of everyday life in some fashion, and the oncology profession has not been excluded. Scout, an AI-powered assistant developed to streamline access to expert clinical insight and research-based commentary, launched in May 2025 and is accessible on the desktop and mobile versions of OncLive.com, CancerNetwork.com, and TargetedOncology.com….

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Should Preachers Use AI To Write Sermons?

Should preachers use artificial intelligence when writing sermons? Surprise! It is very likely that they are already. Almost all modern IT applications jumped on the wagon of artificial intelligence (AI) – not necessarily to replace basic functionalities but to improve it. Better grammar, faster referencing, complete sentences depending on your writing style, and more. However,…

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