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Balance on AI in learning a need

17/07/2025

Researchers from CQ University recently published that artificial intelligence is transforming Australian classrooms, rewiring young people’s brains, which could impact cognitive learning. Dr Ragnar Purje and Professor Ken Purnell have been exploring the neurological impacts of AI use in education, where they uncovered a complex…

Draft activity zones: 16-storey skyscrapers in Springvale, 12 storeys in Noble Park

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