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- 1Zines help students challenge genetics misconceptions▼How zines helped my students challenge genetics misconceptions
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology published an educator's account of using student-made zines to confront common genetics misconceptions. By researching and illustrating concepts themselves, students actively identified and corrected misunderstandings rather than passively receiving material. The piece highlights creative, low-cost formats as effective tools for science teaching.
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A Notre Dame Magazine essay argues that certain music remains uniquely human, examining what separates human musicianship from machine-generated sound. The piece reflects a wider cultural debate over artificial intelligence and creativity, as AI-generated songs grow more common. Readers are weighing what, if anything, machines can never replicate in performance, emotion and expression.
- 3Startups turn to AI agents to automate ad creative testing●Generating another batch of ads leaves you with a surprisingly long list of decisions. Which idea are... # agents # ai #
A developer describes automating Meta ad creative testing with AI, noting that generating another batch of ads produces a surprisingly long list of decisions to make — which ideas to keep, test or discard. The writeup walks through the workflow of using AI agents to handle that decision-making in advertising, a common pain point for small teams running paid campaigns.