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The digital thirst: How AI and data centers are draining global water supplies

As the world faces a shrinking supply of freshwater, the rapid expansion of data centers and AI technology is creating an unprecedented demand on local water sources, forcing a critical re-evaluation of the tech industry’s environmental footprint.

How should you talk to AI? Do “magic words” really work?

Should you be polite when communicating with artificial intelligence? Is it more effective to praise it, threaten it, or assign it the role of an expert? Recent research suggests that many of the so-called “golden rules” about talking to AI are either ineffective or greatly exaggerated.

AI in healthcare education: Why expectations for new generation nurses are shifting

The medical world is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. The rapid integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into clinical environments is not only updating treatment methods but also fundamentally redefining the standards for workforce preparation.

AI sparks cybersecurity concerns in schools

As artificial intelligence enters classrooms faster than expected, educators and policymakers worry about new risks to student data and school systems.

University of Nevada, Reno leads $2.7M project to boost K–12 AI education

The College of Education and Human Development at the University of Nevada, Reno is playing a key role in a new four-year, $2.7 million federal project aimed at strengthening artificial intelligence and computer science education across K–12 schools in Nevada.

AI’s misinformation problem raises global media literacy concerns

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly capable of producing convincing articles, images and even human-like voices, distinguishing fact from fabrication is becoming one of the defining challenges of the digital age.