For the 11th edition of the Interesting Reads Weekly Roundup, the team at CENTURY Tech has handpicked seven compelling articles to keep you informed on the latest in AI, politics, and education.
From AI adoption trends to significant educational reforms and political shifts, here’s a taster of what's in store:
📊 State of AI Report 2024 – Nathan Benaich for Air Street Capital
AI is reshaping industries, with a 600% increase in spending as companies move from pilot projects to production. By 2027, nearly all enterprises plan to integrate GenAI, shifting to specialised models to unlock strategic value. Despite talent shortages, natural language AI is set to empower all employees, transforming IT, HR, and beyond. #AIInnovation #GenerativeAI #FutureOfWork
🎓 BDA Responds to Curriculum and Assessment Review – British Dyslexia Association
The BDA highlights barriers for dyslexic learners, from limited teacher training to narrow assessment models. It calls for reforms like mandatory dyslexia training, assistive tech use, and broader qualification pathways to ensure fair opportunities for all students. #InclusiveEducation #DyslexiaAwareness #CurriculumReform
📉 Keir Starmer Reckons with Plunging Approval Ratings – George Parker & Lucy Fisher for Financial Times
Labour’s popularity dips amid tax hike backlash and controversial policies. PM Keir Starmer is reorganising his team to focus on domestic reforms, economic growth, and better communication as public discontent grows. #UKPolitics #LabourParty #EconomicStrategy
🤖 OpenAI’s Teacher’s Guide to ChatGPT Sparks Debate – Kyle Wiggers for TechCrunch
OpenAI’s new course aims to help teachers integrate ChatGPT into classrooms, but reactions are mixed. While some see promise for lesson planning and tutorials, others worry about over-reliance on AI, privacy risks, and data usage. #EdTech #AIInEducation #ChatGPT
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