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Biden’s Safeguards against Artificial Intelligence

Posted by Isabelle Verduzco
|Date: November 09, 2023
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Biden’s Safeguards against Artificial Intelligence

UNITED STATES — Joe Biden, this Monday October 30, has signed an executive order to restrict the use of a ...

UNITED STATES — Joe Biden, this Monday October 30, has signed an executive order to restrict the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Recently, there has been a rapid development of artificial intell ...

November 09, 2023
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Student Opinion: AI Can Be Educational

Posted by Cynthia Tran
|Date: May 26, 2023
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Student Opinion: AI Can Be Educational

by Cynthia Tran LOS ANGELES — Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been gradually integrating into our ...

by Cynthia Tran LOS ANGELES — Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been gradually integrating into our daily lives as technology has increasingly advanced throughout the past few years. The face of ...

May 26, 2023
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ChatGPT’s Educational Effects, As Written By ChatGPT

Posted by Aidan Rubel
|Date: February 06, 2023
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ChatGPT’s Educational Effects, As Written By ChatGPT

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — If you have recently spent time looking at innovation news, you have probabl ...

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — If you have recently spent time looking at innovation news, you have probably heard about ChatGPT. ChatGPT is an online tool that utilizes artificial intelligence to answe ...

February 06, 2023
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Student Opinion: AI Chatbot Usage in the Humanities Present Both an Obstacle and Opportunity

Posted by Michelle Lin
|Date: February 06, 2023
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Student Opinion: AI Chatbot Usage in the Humanities Present Both an Obstacle and Opportunity

By Michelle Lin LOS ANGELES — The humanities are often viewed as antiquated, requiring minimal or no tech ...

By Michelle Lin LOS ANGELES — The humanities are often viewed as antiquated, requiring minimal or no technological devices to teach or interact with these studies. Yet in the age of technology, skills ...

February 06, 2023
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Commentary: The Failure of the Market Underlies the Problem of Affordable Housing

Experts at Only Pro/Con Teach-in on I-80 widening

Lawsuit Filed against Governor DeSantis for Undemocratic Suspension of Orlando State Attorney Monique Worrell

Community Groups Cite ‘Faulty’ Architectural Reports as Reason to Cancel Nearly $1 Billion Sacramento County Jail Expansion

Philly DA Office Apologizes after 1995 Conviction Dismissed, Calls Previous Prosecutors’ Decisions ‘Unacceptable and Outrageous’

3 Investigators Arrested at Sentencing of Lawyer for Felony Conspiring to Aid Abused Animals in Factory Farms

CBP, Medical Contractors Should Be Held Accountable for Serious Violations in Immigration Detention Facilities

COURT WATCH: Mental State and ‘Specific Intent’ Core Issues Raised in Closing Arguments during Trial of Unhoused Man with Schizoaffective Disorder

Commentary: Davis Isn’t the Only Place with a Housing Mess, But Emulating Others Doesn’t Seem Viable

Guest Commentary: Why Every County Needs Civilian Oversight of Its Local Sheriff’s Department

Student Opinion: AI Can Be Educational

Student Opinion: AI Can Be Educational

ChatGPT’s Educational Effects, As Written By ChatGPT

ChatGPT’s Educational Effects, As Written By ChatGPT

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