Universities

Artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing, with researchers developing new AI tools for material discovery and accelerating scientific learning. Clarkson Research is leveraging AI to expedite the discovery of materials for future energy and quantum technologies.

However, graduates are reportedly booing pep talks on AI at college commencements, possibly reflecting anxieties about AI's impact on the job market. A recent study also suggests that AI can sometimes seem more human than real humans in a classic Turing test, raising questions about the nature of intelligence and human-computer interaction.

A coalition of 25 states, led by the New York Attorney General, is challenging the federal government's loan limit. They argue that the limits will worsen the existing health worker shortage.

Scientists have uncovered new details about Bronze Age life in Central Europe by studying rare burials that were untouched by cremation. These findings shed light on the culture and practices of people living during that era.

A recent study indicates that most individuals who meet proposed criteria for CTE do not show signs of the disease at autopsy. This raises questions about the accuracy of current diagnostic criteria and the understanding of CTE's progression.

UNC Charlotte has ended its 'gender-affirming housing' program in order to comply with a federal mandate. This decision reflects ongoing debates and legal challenges surrounding policies related to gender identity and housing accommodations.