Technology & education · worldwide
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Most writing about technology and education is opinion wearing the clothes of evidence. Here, claims are sourced, statistics carry the institution and the year that produced them, and the reference list is part of the article — then the whole thing opens up to a community that spans every country.
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The Energy Cost of an AI Query: Vendor Numbers Versus Independent Measurement
OpenAI and Google have each published a per-prompt energy figure for their AI systems, but the two use different measurement boun…
SpaceXAI's Grok 4.7 Posts Real Coding Gains, but Independent Tests Show the Harness Matters as Much as the Model
Grok 4.7 launched September 21, 2026 with large coding and agentic benchmark gains, but independent evaluations from Artificial A…
Webb's Deepest Look at IC 348 Finds Brown Dwarfs Down to 2 Jupiter Masses and a New Spectral Class
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US Appeals Court Rules AI Code Generation Does Not Violate Copyright Management Law
The Ninth Circuit affirmed dismissal of DMCA claims against GitHub, Microsoft and OpenAI over Copilot and Codex output, ruling th…
A Year After the Santiago Consensus, Teacher Shortages Are Still Widening, OECD and UNESCO Data Show
OECD and UNESCO data show teacher attrition, unfilled posts and underqualified staffing rising across very different school syste…
Why this exists
If something cannot be sourced, it does not get published.
That single rule shapes everything else. An article here is written to be checked: follow a claim to its origin, see which institution produced a number and in which year, and take the reference list with you.
The same standard applies to the community. Polls are voted on by verified members so one person means one vote, and the results are published openly — raw counts, not a headline summarising them.
Nothing is quietly deleted or rewritten. Corrections are marked on the article itself, and published work keeps its address in the archive.