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Missed Y Combinator’s Startup School? Here’s a round up of lecture notes to catch up on.

The Next Web

In the mean time, a generous soul has written up lecture notes from each talk and published them to a Google Doc. It’s not unreasonable to say that it’s a must attend, or at least must watch, for any aspiring technology entrepreneur. If you were unable to watch, with any luck, videos of the talks will be posted online soon.

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The Role of DEI in Today’s Nonprofit

NonProfit PRO

Recently, a master’s level student and her professor at Mindanao State University in the Philippines asked me to lecture their class on nonprofit management principles. Since I enjoy teaching, I loved this class interaction.

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Amazon’s Spring Sale ends soon — last chance to grab the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ for over $100 off

Mashable Tech

Artists will love the Sketch to Image tool, while students and professionals can get auto-transcribed lectures and organized notes in seconds. SEE ALSO: The best Apple deals in Amazon's Big Spring Sale: New iPads and M4 MacBook Airs are already on sale If you’re creative or take digital note-taking seriously, this tablet is a dream.

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You sound like ChatGPT

The Verge

Join any Zoom call, walk into any lecture hall, or watch any YouTube video, and listen carefully. Past the content and inside the linguistic patterns, you'll find the creeping uniformity of AI voice.

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The curious rise of giant tablets on wheels

Ars Technica

LG's press release announcing the device described it as a “wireless private TV screen with a built-in battery” that is easily portable and ideal for watching shows and movies, in addition to “video conferencing with family and coworkers and viewing online lectures.” Read full article Comments

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Student demands $8,000 refund after catching professor using ChatGPT in class materials

TechSpot

The New York Times writes that a Northeastern University student recently filed a formal complaint with the college after discovering that one of her professors used ChatGPT to generate lecture notes and presentation slides. Accusing the professor of hypocrisy for banning students from using the generative AI tool, she demanded.

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Receiving the 2011 CASE Award for Enterprising Social Innovation

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

As part of receiving the ESI Award, I was thrilled to deliver the 2011 Annual ESI Lecture and to meet the Fuqua School’s community. I hope that in my lecture, I convince my listeners, especially students, that they don’t need technology degrees to succeed in high tech.

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