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Top 10 EdTech Blogs and Trends to Follow in 2024

The world of education technology (EdTech) is constantly evolving, with new tools, platforms, and approaches emerging every year. As an educator or EdTech enthusiast, staying up-to-date with the latest trends and insights is crucial for making informed decisions and providing the best learning experiences for students. From Virtual Team Development Games to immersive simulations, gamification can engage students and make learning more fun and interactive. In this article, I've curated a list of the top 10 EdTech blogs and trends to follow in 2024.

AI Treason: The Enemy Within

tl;dr: Large language models (LLMs) are highly susceptible to manipulation, and, as such, they must be treated as potential attackers in the system. LLMs have become extremely popular and serve many functions in our daily lives. Every reputable software company integrates artificial intelligence (AI) into its products, and stock market discussions frequently highlight the importance of GPUs. Even conversations with your mother might include concerns about AI risks.

AI in cybersecurity 101: Bridging the skills gap

“Four million workers wanted. Immediate start. Must have knowledge, experience and an ability to be in several places at once.” If the cybersecurity industry posted a job ad, it would sound something like this. That is the current reported size of the talent shortage, with “little optimism that the supply will catch up.”

8 Stages of the AI "Emotional Rollercoaster"

Feelings are running hot right now when it comes to generative AI (GenAI). Within the business community, many employees (and execs) are nervous with excitement and anticipation. Others are more fearful and skeptical of how this “thing” will play out, which leads us to an important question: Are enterprises too emotional when it comes to adopting nascent technologies?

MLOps & the Role of GenAI in Securing the Software Supply Chain

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning have hit the mainstream – particularly the use of Gen AI and LLMs to help organizations automate manual processes and analyze data at machine speed with dramatic results. How can ML and Gen AI help DevOps teams better secure the software supply chain? As the volume of code grows exponentially, these evolving technologies offer new, more efficient means to secure, deliver and scale software – but with accompanying risks that must be mitigated.