Scientific American Algorithms really do create political polarization—and this AI tool let users avoid it The difference was two to three degrees on a 100-degree “feeling thermometer.” That might not seem big, but “it’s comparable to three years of historical change on average in the U.S.,” says co-author Chenyan Jia, a communication scientist at Northeastern University.
‘I feel reborn’: How GLP-1 drugs are transforming the lives of people struggling with addiction “All options should be on the table, but there are significant ethical concerns with initiating medication for addiction that might not be there for long term,” said Leo Beletsky, a professor of law and health sciences at Northeastern University in Boston.
Minneapolis Star-Tribune Case dismissals, hastened plea deals follow U.S. Attorney staffing exodus in Minnesota Aliza Hochman Bloom, an assistant professor of law at Northeastern University and former federal public defender in Florida, echoed that dismissals, even without prejudice, are rare.