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Can AI replace teachers? Why human educators still matter

AI robots like Sally are making their way into classrooms, raising fundamental questions about the role of teaching. While AI can handle repetitive tasks and tailor learning experiences to individual students, it lacks the vital human touch that teachers provide. Empathy and belief in a student's potential are emotions that…

The Economic Times

Broken promises and broken hearts: what hurts most with Holt Hub crisis

Hub closure leaves families stranded.

The Canberra Times

New York school halts plan to introduce humanlike AI robot teacher into classroom

A school district in a rural corner of upstate New York had greenlit the nearly $60,000 acquisition of ‘Sally‘

The Independent UK

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Rose Davies storms home to win Australia’s first 2026 Commonwealth Games athletics gold

Middle-distance runner Rose Davies kicked away from Kenya’s Diana Wanza in the women’s 10,000m to secure gold on the first day of track and field

The Guardian - AU

'Don't be poo': Aussie gymnast quells doubts with gold

Fighting off the voices in her head that tell her "don't be poo", Kate McDonald won Australia's second gymnastics gold medal at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

AAP

Parents and Teachers Sound Alarm as US School Tests $57K Android 'Sally' From Sex Doll-Linked Firm

Salamanca High School's introduction of a $57,000 AI robot, linked to the sex doll industry, has sparked controversy, with teachers and Native American residents criticising its potential to dehumanise education.

International Business Times UK

New York State teachers speak out as robot from ‘company associated with sex dolls’ to be brought into classroom

The school district has spent $57,590 on "Sally".

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Company Behind AI Companion Robots for Intimacy Enters Us Schools With Humanoid Classroom Teacher

Realbotix, known for AI companion robots, is bringing its humanoid assistant Sally into a New York public school classroom.

International Business Times UK

Meet Sally: Humanoid robot set to teach AI to 11th and 12th grade students in New York school in a first-ever experiment in US

Sally, a humanoid robot teacher, is set to debut at a New York high school, providing personalized educational experiences in specialized classes. Designed to be relatable with her realistic appearance and western New York accent, Sally will support both students and teachers with curriculum-aligned learning and translations. Additionally, the school…

The Times of India

Implied Easements and Hostile Neighbors: How a Couple Avoided Being Landlocked After Their Cranky New Neighbor Moved In

Due diligence can uncover implied easements that may not appear on public records or have not been disclosed, even though sellers are required to reveal them.

Kiplinger

Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban Divorce: Sandra Bullock Exposes Actress' Radical New Life Following Split

Sandra Bullock says Nicole Kidman is 'free and wild' after her divorce from Keith Urban, as the pair reunite for Practical Magic's 4K release and a long-awaited sequel.

International Business Times UK

England fans slip away from work to watch World Cup battle with DR Congo

The Three Lions play the African nation in Atlanta on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

‘The family rift is as strong as ever’: how Brexit rocked our relationships

Remain voters recall how they dealt with division over the 2016 referendum – and how they feel about their loved ones now

The Guardian - UK

Job scams are growing and getting tougher to spot: ‘That’s the reality of this hell job market’

Swindlers now use AI to send out floods of fraudulent messages to gain the personal information of job seekers

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From nightclubs and worksites, fans in Sydney and Melbourne gathered before dawn to cheer on the Socceroos

Energised by a surprise victory over Turkey, people gathered at 5am in every capital city on Saturday, some having pulled all-nighters

Evening Standard

Paint it black? Ronnie Wood ordered to recolour pink door on his £7 million London mansion

‘Paint it black’: The council’s order perhaps echoes the Rolling Stones' 1966 hit

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The Truth Behind Ariana Grande’s Weight Loss And Ethan Slater Split As Friends Reveal A Concerning Pattern

“She needs a break and needs mental health treatment alongside nutrition,” a netizen said.

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Italian prosciutto in place of Yunnan ham: how Chinese migrants navigate food in Australia

Chinese food heritage is diverse and vast, and embodies the distinct geographical and historical traces of various cultural identities.

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Inside Europe’s factories - why AI still isn’t delivering

Manufacturing leaders are obsessing over AI’s potential while overlooking the operational realities on factory floors.

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We Were Banned From Airbnb. Do We Have to Sell Our Dream Beach House?

We consider the case of a retired couple relying on summer rental income from a $1.1 million beach house. Local zoning changes are forcing a hard choice between lifestyle and portfolio stability.

The Guardian - UK

Clarissa review – Sophie Okonedo mesmeric as Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway decamps to Nigeria

Cannes film festival: Commanding performances and a great musical score underpin this seductive drama about regret, memory and young love

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s hard to let go of this club’: Nick Evans on 18 years of life and lessons at Harlequins

Quins’ resident New Zealander tells Robert Kitson some of his fascinating and forthright views, not least regarding England’s World Cup prospects

The Guardian - UK

‘I don’t know what could top that’: debut author Jem Calder on being discovered by Sally Rooney

His first story collection, Reward System, was a cult hit. Now comes a novel that’s a bleakly funny appraisal of millennial relationships, technology and ennui. He talks about love, precarity and being called the ‘voice of a generation’

The Guardian - UK

‘People assume we’re grifters’: disabled Britons report rise in abuse over blue badges

Badge holders and carers report being harassed, filmed and threatened by strangers who think they are faking disability

Inverse

28 Years Later, A Cult Fantasy Classic Is Getting A Magical Second Life

'Practical Magic 2' teases an even bigger, spookier adventure for a beloved cult classic.

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