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A woman in red exchanging ribbons with a mechanical bird in a forest

شيماء التفاهني

Will We Still Need to Learn English in the Age of AI?

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Years ago, the common question was: how can I learn English quickly? Today, the question has changed completely: why learn English at all when AI can translate, speak and write on my behalf? It is a question worth considering. Today's AI

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محمد نصر الدين

The Myth of the Magic Prompt: Why AI Results Depend on Context

Listen to this article Read by Anchor In an earlier article titled “Using AI Effectively,” I discussed a central idea: differences in the results we get from AI tools often come down not to the model's capabilities, but to how we use it and how clearly we think

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Child building a staircase from wooden blocks

شريف محمد عبد المنعم

Teaching children AI at an early age

An investment in the future or a new burden on childhood?

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Arabic words for the Arab teacher written in chalk on a blackboard

منى عبد العظيم أحمد طه

A prompt is not a question, but a new professional skill for Arab teachers

A prompt is not merely a question we write for an AI model, but a new professional skill for Arab teachers that resembles the art of asking questions in class and determines the quality of what AI provides in education.

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محمد نصر الدين

Effective Use of AI: Why Do Two People Get Different Results from the Same Tool?

Mohamed Nasr Eldin explains why the quality of thought and questioning separates users of the same tool, and how AI can become a partner in learning and decision-making.

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Students using technology in a classroom

Noon Academy's Almakhfi Acquisition Tests the Scale of Saudi Adaptive Learning

Listen to this article Read by Anchor What happened:Arab News reported on July 11, 2026, that Saudi Arabia's Noon Academy had acquired Almakhfi, a platform specialising in preparation for the General Aptitude and Achievement tests, to expand its services for students in the kingdom. The newspaper said

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Jisc Finds a Hidden Economy Built to Evade University AI Detectors

Listen to this article Read by Anchor What happened: A June report by Jisc, the UK's digital education body, documented the emergence of an “illicit AI detection economy”. Students pay third-party services to screen their work in advance and alter it to lower AI probability scores before formal

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China's 200,000 AI Jobs Pull Talent from Platforms into Factories

Listen to this article Read by Anchor What happened: Data from China's Ministry of Human Resources revealed a nationwide recruitment campaign in June involving more than 5,000 technology companies and over 200,000 specialist AI roles. It also showed a substantial movement of engineers from platforms such

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