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The next big breakthrough in robotics

by Bill Ibelle
Business

Higher ed must prepare learners for AI age

by Jason Kornwitz
Science & Technology

Professor designs algorithms to make robots better collaborators

by Jason Kornwitz

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

by Jason Kornwitz
C3PO and R2D2 for AI & Robotics series

Robotics experts find inspiration from Star Wars universe

by Greg St. Martin

Teamwork propels Northeastern to victory in Collegiate Rocket League Championship

by Jason Kornwitz

Northeastern student receives Schwarzman Scholarship

by Greg St. Martin

Professor’s AI technology startup acquired by global cosmetics company Shiseido

by Greg St. Martin
Business

At meeting of Northeastern Corporation, university leaders tout achievements, look to future

by Jason Kornwitz
"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

by Allie Nicodemo

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

by Greg St. Martin
“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

by Allie Nicodemo