Five minutes. What happened, and what to do about it. All stories from 12 November 2026
Nvidia's board is meeting to decide whether to remove CEO Jensen Huang, and its shares fell more than 9 percent after hours
If your pension, savings app or index fund holds big US tech shares, it probably holds Nvidia, and its board is deciding whether its founder stays.
England's university regulator says AI makes coursework close to impossible to mark fairly and wants more in-person exams
The Decoder· 11 NovThe Decoder, relaying the Guardian, reports that England's Office for Students says AI makes it close to impossible to grade student coursework fairly. It is urging universities to bring back traditional exams and in-person presentations, and warns it could sanction institutions that do not develop reliable formats. A survey of more than 300 respondents at 127 institutions found students use AI heavily for essays, often undetected.
- If you are a student, find out how each of your courses will be assessed, and do not rely on AI for coursework that you will later have to answer questions about in person.
- If you are a parent, ask the university or school how it checks that work is the student's own, and what its AI rules are.
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