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How Gen-Z Entrepreneurs Are Leveraging AI For Success
Organizations like Northeastern University have built co-op programs around AI, having student project teams build an entire AI solution for local government organizations over a six- to nine-month period.
Business Insider
The crackdown on mommy bloggers
“You went to the factory, you went to the coal mine, and you got the kids out of there,” Hilary C. Robinson, a professor of law and sociology at Northeastern University, says of past child labor crises.
Boston.com
Was America built on a great night out?
Northeastern University history professor and beer scholar Malcolm Purinton sees the “social lubrication” of alcohol as an essential part of the American story. “Alcohol has a special place in the social history of our species,” said Purinton. “Taverns are essential. They were necessary for business and for planning a rebellion.”
‘I remember, I reclaim, I restore, I reimagine’
L’Merchie Frazier has been a resident artist with Northeastern University’s African American Master Artists-in-Residency Programf for more than two decades. Her quilts hang on the walls in her large space in AAMARP’s Jamaica Plain studio building.
Getting to the bottom of Boston’s CarPlay dead zones
What they’re saying: “Given that these bands are unlicensed and that anybody can operate in these bands, it is likely that sometimes there may be some interference in the system,” Northeastern University electrical and computer engineering assistant research professor Michele Polese told Axios.
Swing State to Partner With DHS to Remove Names From Voter Rolls
Costas Panagopoulos, professor of political science at Northeastern University, told Newsweek on Wednesday that the SAVE Act would “make it more difficult for anyone who has to incur greater costs to register to vote.”
AFP
US company says it has brought dire wolves back from extinction
Ronald Sandler, a professor of philosophy and ethics at Northeastern University, said he worries this technique might lead to “moral distraction” away from the causes of animals going extinct, like climate change and habitat loss.
Economists Give Their Verdict on Trump’s Tariff Pause
Peter Simon, a professor of economics at Northeastern University, told Newsweek that the U-turn was a result of the panic on the stock market.
Boston.com
Meet Boston’s new women’s rugby team
The latest addition to Northeastern’s curriculum: AI. You read that right. The local university is one of three U.S. schools to incorporate Claude, an AI tool similar to Chat GPT, into its curriculum by giving access to all students, faculty, and staff.
Republican Plan Could Make It Harder for Some of Their Supporters to Vote
Costas Panagopoulos, professor of political science at Northeastern University, told Newsweek on Wednesday the requirement would “make it more difficult for anyone who has to incur greater costs to register to vote.”
U.S. fentanyl deaths have been plunging. Enter Trump
“We’re finally seeing smart investments bear fruit, and then suddenly eliminating what works is going to have very sinister consequences for progress on overdose prevention,” said Leo Beletsky, professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University in Boston.
Fortune
AI’s job boom? Not before the bust
An op-ed written by Nada Sanders and Paula Caligiuri – distinguished professors at Northeastern University D’Amore-McKim School of Business in, respectively, supply chain management and international business and strategy.