University research uses AI to achieve breakthroughs
Campus labs developed tools to accelerate research progress.
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USC AI use not significant portion of carbon footprint, University says
Faculty and students remain torn as they acknowledge the environmental costs of new artificial intelligence tools.
Forget the calendar, start your next chapter when you feel like it
Motivation is fleeting; don’t let it go by waiting for the perfect moment to ignite it.
We’ve lost the plot of the hustle
The digital age has amplified hustle culture and we’ve forgotten the value of hard work.
Be intentional with your energy
The global oil crisis is a reminder that environmental responsibility starts with each of us.
Artistic creations should foster conversation, not competition
Established brands stifle creativity when they bring lawsuits against smaller companies.
Students are at the forefront of the AI ethics dilemma
Artificial intelligence has now broken security barriers and proves the urgency of intentionality moving forward.
USC budget cuts and layoffs impact students, staff, faculty
Social media users’ thoughts are controlled by algorithms
The ongoing trial of Meta shines a light on the limits of self-directed thinking.
The 2016 trend is a rite of passage to ‘unc status’
The revival of 2016 is a collective reminiscence of a youth that lingers with Gen Z.