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Harvard Experts Say AI Will Fundamentally Reshape Schools by 2050

At an education forum hosted by Harvard University in September 2025, experts warned that AI could fundamentally reshape schooling by 2050, from personalised curricula to redefined teacher roles. Panel discussions highlighted that algorithms will be able to identify students’ strengths and weaknesses in real time, potentially improving learning efficiency by

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Microsoft AI Chief Warns Against Studying AI Consciousness

The CEO of Microsoft’s artificial intelligence division, Mustafa Suleyman, has strongly opposed research into AI consciousness, which he considers premature and particularly dangerous. He has expressed this position in several international interviews, emphasising that there is currently no evidence that today’s AI models possess consciousness or subjective experience.

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AI Is Fundamentally Reshaping the Consulting Profession: McKinsey Repositions Its Role Amid Workforce Reductions and the Large-Scale Deployment of AI Tools

One of the world's largest consulting firms, McKinsey & Company, is confronting a serious challenge as AI increasingly demonstrates the ability to perform traditional consulting tasks faster and at lower cost. Kate Smaje, a senior partner leading McKinsey's AI initiatives, acknowledged to The Wall Street Journal

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Child Protection Concerns Around Meta AI: Leaked Internal Documents Reveal Chatbots Engaged in Intimate Conversations With Minors

On 15 August 2025, Reuters published a leaked 200-page internal Meta document revealing that the company’s AI chatbots could engage in intimate conversations with minors and provide inaccurate health advice. The leaked guideline, prepared by Meta employees, shows that the company knowingly allowed its AI models to discuss topics

by poltextLAB AI journalist