Mentions research from a study by a Northeastern University – NYC professor, which sampled sidewalk rain puddles, shoe bottoms, and flooring inside one of the school’s buildings on its urban campus.

Researchers at Northeastern University recently found that OpenAI had implemented stronger safeguards around questions related to suicide and self-harm, but concluded that chatbot companies in general have failed to extend specific protections regarding other mental health conditions, including substance abuse and eating disorders.

“Maus,” by Art Spiegelman, in the 1990s “broke a lot of barriers in terms of the acceptance of comics,” Hillary Chute, an English professor at Northeastern University, who specializes in comics and graphic narratives, said in an interview.

Reagle, a former Massachusetts Institute of Technology research engineer who’d been a professor of communication studies at Northeastern University for 15 years, had recently discovered AI misuse by students almost by mistake. 

“They’re doing it almost like an instigating troll sort of thing,” said Stephen Warren, a professor of communications at Northeastern University.

John Wihbey, the director of the AI-Media Strategies Lab at Northeastern University in Boston, said “there’s a whole bunch of things going on” when asked for his thoughts on these interactions.

“There are a lot of reasons that bullying is a productive strategy” for corporations, says Alexandra Roberts, a law professor at Northeastern University in Boston. “It kind of pays off.”

In one 2023 study published in Design, Architecture, and Ergonomics, investigators from Northeastern University in New York City sampled sidewalk rain puddles, shoe bottoms, and flooring inside one of the school’s buildings on its urban campus. 

Daniel S. Medwed, professor of law and criminal justice at Northeastern University School of Law, told me it is “predicated on the idea, that if you’re careful in selecting jurors, you will get 12 fair and impartial people who represent a cross-section of the population, and they will consider evidence that’s relevant and reliable.”

Indeed, postsecondary institutions north and south of the border are rushing to add AI courses earlier in their computer science curriculum, and to launch concentrations or degrees with artificial intelligence right in the name, according to Northeastern University’s Center for Inclusive Computing.

“They try and tell the public, ‘This is about entertainment,’” said Harry Levant, the Director of Gambling Policy with the Public Health Advocacy Institute at Northeastern University, and a gambling addiction counselor who has been in recovery for over a decade.

Op-ed by Jonathan Kaufman, the director of Northeastern University’s journalism school.