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A More Thoughtful Way to Use AI for Studying

Most people interact with AI the way they use a search engine or a calculator. A question is typed, an answer is received, and the session is closed. While this approach can be useful for quick clarification, it leaves much of AI's potential unused.


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Pass Any Test with AI: Why Studying Finally Works Now

Most people don't fail exams because they aren't smart enough. They fail because studying alone is exhausting, confusing, and inefficient. If you've ever started a certification, license, or entrance exam with motivation only to burn out halfway through, you already know this feeling.


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Unlock Your AI's Potential: COSTAR, a Simple Blueprint for Better Prompts

As generative AI becomes part of everyday life, a new skill has quietly emerged: learning how to ask better questions. You may have heard the term prompt engineering and assumed it was only for engineers or AI experts. In reality, it's much simpler.


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The New Mind-Tool: How Generative AI Upgrades Public Intelligence

For decades, when faced with a question, the default response was simple: "Google it." Today, a new habit is emerging—one that feels even more natural. Generative AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini are rapidly transforming the way people learn, work, and make decisions.


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Raising Teens in the AI Era: How AI Can Empower Parents

Parenting has always been a deeply personal, emotionally complex journey—and in today's fast-moving, tech-driven world, it's even more challenging. Many parents are raising children while juggling full-time work, managing emotional health concerns, and navigating the evolving digital landscape.


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Homework and Public Education in the Age of AI

In particular, we face a paradox: AI can help students do their homework more easily than ever—but that doesn't mean they're actually learning. So what is the future of homework, and how must public education evolve?


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