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In the future, robots will perform surgery, shop for you, and even recycle themselves

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In the future, robots will perform surgery, shop for you, and even recycle themselves

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Bots for play: Professor uses AI to design video games

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Bots for play: Professor uses AI to design video games

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Higher education must change to prepare Americans for artificial intelligence revolution

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Higher education must change to prepare Americans for artificial intelligence revolution

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Amazon opened a cashier-free convenience store. What does it mean for the future of retail?

Amazon opened a cashier-free convenience store. What does it mean for the future of retail?

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The next big breakthrough in robotics

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The next big breakthrough in robotics

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Higher ed must prepare learners for AI age

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Higher ed must prepare learners for AI age

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Don’t expect ‘fake news’ to disappear in 2018

Don’t expect ‘fake news’ to disappear in 2018

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Robotics experts find inspiration from Star Wars universe
C3PO and R2D2 for AI & Robotics series

Robotics experts find inspiration from Star Wars universe

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Teamwork propels Northeastern to victory in Collegiate Rocket League Championship

Teamwork propels Northeastern to victory in Collegiate Rocket League Championship

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For robotics and AI, great power comes with great responsibility
"AI and robotics have the potential to radically transform employment and displace a lot of workers," said John Basl, Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Basl's research focus on the ethical implications of new technologies. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

For robotics and AI, great power comes with great responsibility

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President Aoun underscores higher ed’s obligation to help students become ‘robot-proof’

President Aoun underscores higher ed’s obligation to help students become ‘robot-proof’

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Professor designs artificial intelligence to help doctors make better treatment decisions
“The end game is that we would really like for physicians sitting in their offices working with a patient to immediately have access to structured, compiled evidence from all of the trials that might be relevant to the patient’s needs,” said Byron Wallace, a machine learning expert and creator of RobotReviewer. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

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Professor designs artificial intelligence to help doctors make better treatment decisions

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