Hacker News with Generative AI: Students

The A-level student who became an enemy of the Chinese state (bbc.com)
Just over a year ago, Chloe Cheung was sitting her A-levels. Now she's on a Chinese government list of wanted dissidents.
Ask HN: PhDs/students, how do you come up with viable problems/solutions? (ycombinator.com)
While I do have the support of advisor, and in general know the bigger research direction, coming up with a relevant doable+innovative research problem is still somewhat upon me and hard. I wanted to read on other researchers' perspective on how they do it, what works and what doesn't. Thanks!
26% of students ages 13-17 are using ChatGPT to help with homework, study finds (npr.org)
A recent poll from the Pew Research Center shows more and more teens are turning to ChatGPT for help with their homework.
UW and CS student reach truce in spat over 'HuskySwap' scheduling app (geekwire.com)
The University of Washington resolved a disagreement with a computer science student who went viral on LinkedIn for calling out the UW’s reaction to his development of an app to help students trade coveted spots in full courses.
Show HN: I'm 17 and made a tool to help students study smarter (lira.study)
LIRA lets you quickly save notes, summarize, and answer questions on any webpage, undetected.
IEEE President's Note: Why Students Should Stay with IEEE (ieee.org)
Palantir’s accelerated security clearance plan for students (steveblank.com)
Yale Plans to Lock-Out Early Adopters from Their Homes Tonight (forbes.com)
Post on Reddit unveils college student's fraud: 'I have built my life on lies' (abc7.com)
Students uncover security bug that could let millions do laundry for free (techcrunch.com)
Students invent quieter leaf blower (hub.jhu.edu)
Students invent quieter leaf blower (hub.jhu.edu)
Which cognitive psychology findings are solid that I can use to help students? (stackexchange.com)
College students should study more (slowboring.com)