James Farrell is an education reporter at WFAE. With a focus on the education system, including public education, higher education, and special education, he also explores themes related to law and legal affairs within the educational landscape. Farrell's work has been featured in various outlets, including Journalism.co.uk, Forbes, and Blue Ridge Public Radio.
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James Farrell's coverage focuses on legal and regulatory aspects of technology, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence and big tech. He has a keen interest in government announcements, legal policy regulations, and press releases related to AI innovations and their impact on content creation, privacy concerns, and interactions with big tech companies.
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Cabarrus County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday night to place $400 million in education bonds on the November ballot.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education held a special meeting Wednesday afternoon, during which the board went into closed session to discuss personnel matters.
By: James Farrell
Lawmakers in the U.S. are preparing to introduce a bill that will give the government the ability to trigger an emergency shutdown of artificial intelligence models that may cause harm to the public.
By: James Farrell
After years of controversy and a recent court ruling, the Fort Mill School District is asking South Carolina state leaders to intervene and shut down operations at the Silfab Solar manufacturing facility.
By: James Farrell
For generations, rural estates have been defined by continuity: of land, of stewardship, and of purpose. Today, that relationship is increasingly under pressure.
The White House met with representatives from leading artificial intelligence companies today to discuss a safety framework for the government to
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Virtual School will shift to an asynchronous learning model for high school students this coming school year, allowing students to complete coursework on their own schedules.
By: James Farrell
State education officials say a new survey of North Carolina high school students shows many risky behaviors such as substance use have fallen to their lowest levels in two decades, while mental health concerns have eased from pandemic-era highs.
By: James Farrell
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education again met in closed session Thursday night, as its investigation into Superintendent Crystal Hill continues with little public information about its progress.
By: Joseph Kamtchum-Tatuene, William N. Whiteley, John Nolan, Sarah Lessels, James Farrell, Linxin Li, John Radcliffe Hospital
Abstract Background The incidence of stroke at younger ages appears to be increasing, whilst it is falling at older ages.
