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The STEM·E Youth Career Developmen Program is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization, educating kids and teens in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) and Entrepreneurship.
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Will AI Replace Your Future or Help You Build It? | STEM Innovations #94 (opens the original)
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AI is changing the way we learn, work, create, and build careers. But is it coming to replace us, or can it become one of the most powerful tools we use to shape our future? In this episode, Denise and Steve move beyond the fear and headlines to explore what AI is actually changing, which skills are becoming more valuable, and why the greatest advantage may belong to people who learn how to work with AI without allowing it to replace their thinking. You’ll hear: • Which types of work are most vu
STEM Innovations | Episode 93 - Brain Reality Check (opens the original)
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Farida and Micayla discuss the four concepts that's control our brains confabulation, manifesting, assimilation, and accommodation. In Stem-E episode 93 ! DISCLAIMER: All opinions expressed in this video are those of the individual and the STEM·E Youth Career Development Program and do not represent the opinions or viewpoints of any other entities, organizations, or companies outside of these individuals.STEM·E is a non-profit organization that provides virtual STEM education to kids & teens, cu
STEM Innovations | Episode 92 - Dead Internet Theory (opens the original)
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Farida alaa and Pranav Raj discuss the Dead Internet Theory — the idea that much of what we see online today is created by bots and AI instead of real people. We break down where the theory came from, why some people believe it, and what real-world tech trends make it feel so plausible in episode 92 of the STEM Innovations series. DISCLAIMER: All opinions expressed in this video are those of the individual and the STEM·E Youth Career Development Program and do not represent the opinions or viewp
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