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Students get to grips with Al
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|November 05, 2025
STUDENTS in Ivybridge found themselves on the frontline of future technology when they programmed an artificial intelligence (AI) machine to recognise friend from foe - and even trigger a paper aeroplane in response.
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The students at Ivybridge Community College took part in an immersive, hands-on Al and machine learning workshop led by Hyett Education, exploring the role of Al in modern life and the risks that come with it.
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