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Which type of AI is DALL-E?
Answer: Text-to-image
Why: Text-to-image diffusion models start with random noise and remove it step by step, guided by the words in your prompt.
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How many hours weekly can AI save teachers across their total workload?
Answer: about 5 to 7
Why: Gallup and the Walton Family Foundation put the saving at 5.9 hours weekly, summed across grading, worksheets and admin, about six school weeks a year.
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Which AI concept gives every student a unique learning environment?
Answer: hyper-personalization
Why: Ordinary personalization sorts learners into broad segments; this goes further by adapting to each student in real time.
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Which platform uses AI to turn student sketches into animated stories?
Answer: Animated Drawings
Why: It cuts out the figure, finds its joints, then maps real motion-capture clips onto the flat drawing.
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Which country stripped its AI school textbooks of official status in 2025?
Answer: South Korea
Why: South Korea's National Assembly stripped AI textbooks of legal textbook status in August 2025, and adoption fell to about 19 percent of schools.
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Which term describes an AI's tendency to invent fake academic citations?
Answer: confabulation
Why: Borrowed from psychology, the label fits because the model fills a gap in what it knows with plausible invented detail.