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Artists from New Mexico State University have unveiled collaborative installation works at the El Paso Museum of Art. The debut marks a partnership between the university's art community and the border-city museum, bringing student and faculty work to a wider regional audience. The collaboration highlights growing cultural exchange between Las Cruces and El Paso.
- 2Generative AI in education: promised gains, real risks●La implementación de la IA generativa en el sistema educativo, en principio, tiene como objetivo mejorar la calidad y la
A debate is growing over introducing generative AI into schools and universities. While its stated aim is to improve the quality and effectiveness of teaching, critics point out that these systems are plagued by inaccurate information and by biases that reproduce existing inequalities. Educators are warning that the technology's reliability problems could undermine learning rather than support it, calling for caution in how it is rolled out in classrooms.
- 3Uruguay researchers get paper accepted on glass characterisation●Nos aceptaron un paper sobre caracterización de vidrios con dinámica molecular, donde los cálculos los hicimos en el clu
Researchers in Uruguay announced that a paper on the characterisation of glasses using molecular dynamics has been accepted for publication. The calculations were run on the computing cluster at CURE, part of the University of the Republic, and it will be the first published work to come out of that facility. The team expressed strong pride in the achievement.
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Mexico's Servicio de Administración Tributaria (SAT), the country's tax authority, has confirmed fears that had been circulating, according to El Universal. The report does not specify in the available excerpt which concerns were validated, but the confirmation from the tax agency is drawing attention in Mexico, where SAT policies on audits and collections are closely watched.
- 5Experts Share Tips on Preparing for El Niño and Climate Challenges●News You Can Use: Preparing for El Niño and Other Climate Challenges
Duke University has published guidance on preparing for El Niño and other climate-related challenges. The piece, part of its 'News You Can Use' series, offers practical advice for households and communities facing extreme weather linked to the climate pattern. It comes as forecasters warn of El Niño conditions that could bring droughts, floods and heat extremes to many regions in the coming months.