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Actress Rhea Seehorn portrays Carol Sturka in "Pluribus," sporting short blonde hair and a yellow jacket with a phone pressed to her ear and a frightened expression on her face.
Arts & Entertainment

In Apple TV’s ‘Pluribus,’ the biggest ethical dilemmas ‘are our fault’

by Cody Mello-Klein
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Science & Technology

Law enforcement is learning how to use AI more ethically thanks to a Northeastern expert

by Cody Mello-Klein
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Society & Culture

Why is Gen Z more religious than previous generations?

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by Erin Kayata

Cansu Canca

by Belle Brody
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University News

What do corporations need to ethically implement AI? Turns out, a philosopher

by Noah Lloyd
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Science & Technology

Why do companies struggle with ethical artificial intelligence?

by Peter Ramjug
Health

Why the COVID-19 pandemic is more confusing than ever

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki
A group of mechanical engineering students hang out in front of Snell Library.

I don’t have to wear a mask anymore. So why do I feel like I have to wear a mask?

by Eva Botkin-Kowacki

In the middle of Boston, he’s growing food for good

by Molly Callahan
Illustration of white house

The G7 wants to regulate artificial intelligence. Should the US get on board?

by Khalida Sarwari
Northeastern professors Ron Sandler and John Basl provide organizations a framework for creating a well-designed and effective artificial intelligence and data ethics committee in a new report produced in collaboration with global professional services company Accenture.
Science & Technology

Northeastern researchers team up with Accenture to offer a road map for artificial intelligence ethics oversight

by Khalida Sarwari

After the shooting in El Paso, 8chan has been implicated in three mass shootings. Should regulators step in?

by Irvin Zhang