Dossier
National Research Council
Coverage of National Research Council in the Nexus archive.
Daniel Granilloperson1Hawaii Supreme Courtorganization1FBIorganization1Wayne Oakesperson1hair and fiber evidencetopic1rape convictiontopic1National Academy for AI Instructionorganization1American Federation of Teachersorganization1Anthropicorganization1Microsoftorganization1OpenAIorganization1Daniel Willinghamperson1World Economic Forumorganization1critical thinkingtopic1
- Hawaii Supreme Court grants new trial in Maui man’s 1990 rape conviction
The Hawaii Supreme Court vacated Daniel Granillo's 1990 rape conviction after determining that FBI hair and fiber evidence used in his trial was scientifically unreliable. The court ruled that the flawed forensic analysis violated Granillo's right to a fair trial, granting him a new trial.
- In the era of AI, schools want students to think critically. Experts say they need knowledge to do so.
Educators in New York City participated in a training session on fostering critical thinking in the age of AI, organized by the National Academy for AI Instruction. The article highlights debates about balancing abstract critical thinking skills with content knowledge in subjects like math and history, citing research that domain-specific knowledge is essential for effective critical thinking.