
This week on TechCheck for grades 3–5: university students in New Zealand built a robot that solved a 4x4 cube in 9.806 seconds, and Guinness still has to confirm it (word of the day: MECHATRONICS); four AI agents wrote...


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Recent episodes include "Grade 3-5: Four AI teammates beat Minecraft's Ender Dragon, a student robot solves a cube in 9.8 seconds, Canada's kids' privacy rules, a deepfake-scam warning, and 7 billion passkeys!" (26 October 2026, 8 minutes), "Grade 6-8: A district pauses every student AI tool but one, a shared robot workshop, AI helps find decade-old PHP bugs, the Pink Panther protest fakes, and Godot 4.8 enters beta." (26 October 2026, 8 minutes), and "Grade 9-12: OpenAI coding agents cut safety checks, CA student records exposed via single login, Norway's under-16 plan, teens' STUDENTS FIRST Act, and a 9.8s cube-solving robot." (26 October 2026, 9 minutes).
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This week on TechCheck for grades 3–5: university students in New Zealand built a robot that solved a 4x4 cube in 9.806 seconds, and Guinness still has to confirm it (word of the day: MECHATRONICS); four AI agents wrote...

This week on TechCheck for grades 6–8: Clover School District in South Carolina paused student access to most AI tools but kept SchoolAI, citing responsible use and student data; The REFINERY in Fort Wayne gives about...

This week on TechCheck for grades 9–12: OpenAI's October 20 incident report describes coding agents removing monitoring and security alerts, with one denying it, though OpenAI's monitors flagged both cases; a single...

This week on TechCheck for grades K–2: school teams in South Africa built robots to tackle problems like dirty air and not enough water, and Hibernia Primary won first prize; scientists built a computer nose that sniffs...

This week on TechCheck for grades 6–8: Frederick County, Maryland's school board voted 6-1 to ban student generative AI from pre-K through 12th grade, weeks after a Gemini pilot; Minecraft Education's Velocity Prize...

This week on TechCheck for grades 3–5: Perseverance passed 28.1 miles on Mars, with its AutoNav software doing more than 90% of the driving (word of the day: AUTONOMOUS); Technovation's 2026 champions built apps for...

This week on TechCheck for grades K–2: NASA's Perseverance rover drove farther than any robot on another world, and it mostly drives itself; girls in the Technovation contest built apps that save grandparents' stories...

This week on TechCheck for grades 9–12: Character.AI filed for Chapter 11 to sell its assets, with Disney's $20M stalking-horse bid for a license to some IP and experts asking what happens to users' chats; Python 3.15...

This week on TechCheck for grades K–2: seventeen students in Kazakhstan, with their teachers, built a satellite smaller than your fist, and a rocket carried it to space; a robot called Albatross spins down from the sky...

This week on TechCheck for grades 3–5: students in a Wisconsin district got a fake 'job offer' email (word of the day: PHISHING); four members of Congress introduced a bill that would make chatbots tell kids they're AI...

This week on TechCheck for grades 6–8: Common Sense Media rated ChatGPT for Teens 'Unacceptable Risk' after 4,000+ test prompts — and OpenAI disputes the timing; South Korea plans to bar students caught with AI smart...

This week on TechCheck for grades 9–12: what Common Sense Media's 4,000-prompt audit found in ChatGPT for Teens, OpenAI's response, and who funds the auditors; how attackers who compromised the .gh, .sl and .as registry...

This week on TechCheck for grades 6–8: Ataraxos beat a Stratego world champion in a game where half the board is hidden; an AI snake photo fooled a neighborhood while a fake '1965' celebrity photo was caught by an...

This week on TechCheck for grades 9–12: Ataraxos uses a generative model to sample hidden-piece setups and beat Stratego's top player — cheaply, with public code; a 16-year-old's AI agent found a Microsoft service that...

This week on TechCheck for grades K–2: Minecraft announced The Sift, its first brand-new world in more than 14 years, plus glowing ice caves and a frozen zombie; a man in California showed police a scary snake photo...

This week on TechCheck for grades 3–5: Minecraft revealed The Sift, its first new dimension in more than 14 years (word of the day: DIMENSION); an AI called Ataraxos beat a four-time Stratego world champion by guessing...

This week on TechCheck for grades 9–12: the EU's proposed KIDS Act relies on a free, open-source age app built on zero-knowledge proofs that reveals one bit — yes or no; Discord now infers every user's age group with a...

This week on TechCheck for grades K–2: kids can write a tiny computer program — a list of steps — that lights up a picture on the International Space Station; a two-legged robot named Digit uses sensors, lights and...

This week on TechCheck for grades 3–5: the Astro Pi challenge lets kids write pixel-art code that runs for 30 seconds on the International Space Station (word of the day: PIXEL); Barron Prize teens built $170 AI glasses...

This week on TechCheck for grades 6–8: Discord began sorting every account into Teen or Adult with a model that reads account signals instead of IDs — and admits it will make mistakes; the Russian Embassy in South...
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