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Read moreDetailsFirst Lady Melania Trump argues that artificial intelligence can narrow achievement gaps and modernize U.S. classrooms by providing personalized tutoring...
Read moreDetailsGoogle is moving to test artificial-intelligence hardware in orbit as part of a longer-term plan to build solar-powered data centers...
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