Chinese social giant RedNote's AI model, dots-note-3.0, achieved a perfect score of 42 at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) in Shanghai, solving all six puzzles. This marks the first time an AI has secured a perfect score in the prestigious competition, surpassing previous gold-medal-level performances by Google DeepMind and OpenAI.
Yew Chung International School of Hong Kong (YCIS Hong Kong) celebrates its 2026 IBDP cohort's strong results, including two perfect 45-point scores and numerous offers from top global universities like Harvard and Oxford, reflecting its multicultural and bilingual education approach.
Hong Kong students achieved an average IB score of 37.02, nearly 20% above the global average, with 73 students scoring perfect scores. Principals attribute this success to the city's robust tutoring and exam drilling culture.
Fourteen of 27 top-scoring International Baccalaureate students from Hong Kong's largest international school group will pursue medicine. Some attributed their success to discipline, miso soup, and a Nokia phone with limited internet.
At least 55 Hong Kong students from 13 schools achieved top marks in the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme. Victoria Shanghai Academy reported nine perfect scorers, its best result on record, with an average score of 39.
Avani Kejriwal, a commerce student from Ranchi, saw her CBSE Class 12 score jump from 95.2% to a perfect 500/500 after challenging her marks in English and Business Studies through the re-evaluation process.
SEOUL, May 11 (Yonhap) -- The government will look into all "perfect-score" winn...
This article explores the emergence of AI-powered sports robots, focusing on Toyota's CUE7 basketball player and robots competing in the Beijing half-marathon. While technological achievements are impressive — with robots beating human world records — the piece questions the meaning and appeal of sport without human emotions like nerves, fatigue, or elation. Experts suggest robot athletes' primary value lies in training human athletes, though the philosophical question of what meaning theoretical human-robot contests might hold remains unanswered.
