TDU aims to cultivate talent that contributes to society through technology, embodying its mission and vision for future generations.

A growing number of young people are expressing skepticism toward artificial intelligence, despite its widespread adoption. According to market research firm YPulse, 37% of teens aged 13-17 cringe at AI-generated content like music and videos, while over half worry about misinformation and deepfakes. This contradiction highlights the mixed enthusiasm for AI among teens, who use the technology for schoolwork and companionship but remain critical of its societal impacts. Melanie Green, a communications professor, notes that this moral panic stems from young people's awareness that they will bear the brunt of AI's disruptions. Parents and educators report children dismissing AI as 'BS,' with platforms like Bluesky and Reddit reflecting this distrust. The article underscores concerns about job loss, declining critical thinking, and environmental impacts, suggesting a generational shift in how AI is perceived and its potential long-term consequences.

The 10th Huawei ICT Competition concludes with record participation of 220,000 students from 49 countries, showcasing innovation and collaboration in ICT education.

The Huawei ICT Competition celebrated its 10th edition, showcasing 220,000 participants from over 49 countries. Discover the winners and key highlights from this year's contest.

The International Professional University of Technology introduces an innovative AI entrance exam. Experience cutting-edge education blending technology and entertainment.

Neumont University has officially transitioned from Neumont College of Computer Science, enhancing its academic stature while retaining its mission to educate future tech leaders.

BrandEd and WIRED have introduced the WIRED Summer Lab, a transformative four-week program in London for college students to explore technology careers and earn credits.