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In San Francisco, sixth grade humanities teacher Tristen Chang has stopped setting take home essays. She runs oral exams instead, asking 15 questions about character, plot, theme and metaphor, which students answer in as little as five minutes. "There's been a long march of technology changing teaching, but AI is the most drastic, and everything's out the window," she told Reuters.

Singapore has proposed a small pilot scheme for reporting artificial intelligence incidents, so that countries can share what went wrong instead of each learning it alone. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong put the idea to a meeting of global leaders on frontier AI safety, held online and jointly hosted by Finland's president and Norway's prime minister, with 22 countries and the European Commission taking part.

Content creator Matt Brown has completed a giant Razor-style scooter measuring about 2.4 m long after a seven-year development journey. The oversized two-wheeler features towering handlebars, oversized fat tires, and an aluminium-clad wooden frame. Credit: Matt Brown’s YouTube channel, SuperfastMatt Brown originally designed a version stretching beyond 6.1 m before scaling down to an 8-foot deck that matched standard lumber lengths. The frame incorporates full-length two-by-