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How AI Is Poisoning Its Own Data Pool

AI systems are increasingly trained on their own synthetic output, causing degradation in quality and diversity. How the industry is fighting back.

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Why American Airlines Blocked Miles on Third-Party Sites

American Airlines blocked third-party sites from accessing AAdvantage miles. Here's why it happened and what travelers can do to protect their rewards.

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Why Yale and Dartmouth Just Reinstated the SAT

Yale and Dartmouth reinstated SAT requirements after finding test-optional policies hurt low-income students and inflated grades failed to predict success.

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Why the EU's ETIAS System May Reject Your Travel Plans

ETIAS can deny your EU travel for old criminal records, passport errors, or travel patterns. Learn what triggers rejection and how to protect your plans.

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Why Microsoft Pulled Its Recall AI Feature Last Minute

Microsoft pulled its Recall AI feature days before launch due to security flaws, privacy concerns, and regulatory pressure. Here's what went wrong.

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Discover how aligning emotions with focused attention creates learning momentum. Science-backed strategies to make learning feel automatic, not forced.

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