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Brian Soucek’s essay “Universities Can’t Be Neutral” (Review, Jan. 3) levels a familiar critique: Since perfect neutrality is impossible, universities should abandon it and embrace expansive ...

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We’re creating tools that influence decisions about who gets help or flagged as a threat. But are these tools really fair? asks youth advocate Shannon Massaroco As a recent data science graduate and ...

It didn’t take long for OpenAI’s text-to-video-and-audio AI generator app, Sora 2, to melt down into a messy pile of potentially copyright-infringing AI slop. The app’s prominent use of recognizable ...

A local woman purchased a generator to provide backup power during outages, but it instead caused significant issues with her air conditioning. Blue state whistleblower reveals major American city in ...

RANDLEMAN, N.C. — On a quiet piece of land in Randleman, Fred Williams hops in his golf cart to drive the property. "It's quiet out here - real quiet, we love it," Williams said. Not too long ago, ...