Is AI Going To Be A Jobs Killer? New Reports About The Future Of Work A recent Gallup and Northeastern University online survey of 4,394 Americans, 3,049 Canadians and 3,208 U.K. adults found mixed attitudes towards AI, reflecting the mix of apocalyptic and human-friendly scenarios outlined above.
WGBH Boston Public Radio Has The Boston Globe’s Coverage Of DA Rollins Been Fair? Adam Reilly was joined by Margo Lindauer, the director of the Domestic Violence Clinic at Northeastern University, and Leo Beletsky, a professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University.
Finding Your Voice: How The Way We Sound Shapes Our Identities “Voice is about who you are,” says Rupal Patel, a speech scientist at Northeastern University. “Our voice signals how old we are. Our voice signals our gender. Our voice signals, you know, things about our personality.”
It was a parking lot. Now it’s a park, and the ‘center of gravity’ in reimagined Fenway neighborhood The building’s trajectory from Sears warehouse to Best Buy to buzzed-about food hall is the perfect example of how Americans’ consumption habits have shifted, said George Thrush, a professor at the School of Architecture at Northeastern University.
San Francisco Chronicle SF comic book sellers hang on, hoping each laugh won’t be their last That movement “changed the whole tenor of how business was done in the field,” said Hillary Chute, a comics scholar and professor at Northeastern University.
An Electrifying History of Air Guitar You could start the history of the invisible instrument at that formative moment in 1969, says Byrd McDaniel, an ethnomusicologist at Northeastern University.
There Are Limits To What Immigration And Customs Enforcement Can Do During Raids NPR’s Audie Cornish talks with Northeastern University law professor Hemanth Gundavaram about legal issues surrounding this weekend’s planned ICE raids in major U.S. cities.
Campus Technology Survey: Higher Ed Is Not the First Choice for AI Training These findings came out of a Gallup and Northeastern University survey on AI and its impact on jobs, the education choices respondents would make in response to workforce changes, and their confidence in higher education, government and business in planning for widespread AI adoption.
Amazon Offers Training And Career Change Paths To Thousands Of Mass. Employees The company’s push for in-house retraining comes after a Northeastern University/Gallup poll, released in June, showed that many Americans have doubts about the benefits of a college degree.
Brookline Wicked Local Affordable housing in Brookline? It’s in short supply, says report Brookline is outperforming Greater Boston in housing diversity, but underperforming in affordability and production, according to The Boston Foundation’s Greater Boston Housing Report Card.
WGBH In Massachusetts, An Uneven Impact From Rising Rents But the overall trend is clear: a dearth of affordable and family rental housing across the Greater Boston area is increasingly squeezing renters. In its most recent annual “Greater Boston Housing Report Card,” The Boston Foundation faulted suburban zoning laws that prevent the construction of multi-family rental housing as one of the chief drivers of […]
5 Key Excerpts From The Latest Greater Boston Housing Report Card The Boston Foundation has released its 16th annual Greater Boston Housing Report Card, in collaboration with Northeastern’s Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy, the Massachusetts Housing Partnership Center for Housing Data and UMass’ Donahue Institute.
