A throwback to 2019 at the Police Athletic League
@PALNewYork, we taught Scratch and a basic robotics program Manuel of CodingKidz @codingKIDZ, our very first educational partner, to about 60 kids, kindergarten through 4th grade.#kidscode#codingforkids#edtech
https://t.co/lLc6BZWWVo Robots are becoming more and more advanced.... scarier as well. One of the earliest tropes in Sci-Fi is robots taking over humanity, but could it become a reality soon?
https://t.co/seDGspZAab It might look like a potato chip, but it's actually a powerful microchip printed on plastic. Check out this article to see how microchip developers Arm are changing the computing game.
https://t.co/O9uTrRWsXG Senior citizens are some of the least likely to own a VR headset, but they could be very beneficial for people around that age!
https://t.co/MYi6CMtUcS Virtual reality seems to be constantly pushing the bar lately. Like at the Royal Opera House in London, where you can now experience a performance using full VR.
https://t.co/WSHJBuio42 Adobe Flash started phasing out of existence at the end of 2020, but it will be completely removed from Windows devices very soon.
https://t.co/tzm1R9UsUv In the interest of internet access, check out how officials in South Dakota are working to make it ever easier to reach the internet from your home.
https://t.co/uWyTuVIi5o Recently there has been discussion online about the possible environmental impacts caused by large AI models. Google released this paper to detail how AI actually effects the environment.
https://t.co/PP5N0ia9B4 Regulations for AI are booming currently as society tries to navigate how to use the tool. Recently, the European Union started to propose laws to more strictly regulate AI softwares.
https://t.co/9pNyEJ2BCU iOS and Android users of the Google Shopping App will be disheartened to hear that, unfortunately, Google has decided to close down the app.