Beyond the Computer: How Our Volunteer Work Brings Us Together

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As a prospective student, I often wondered, “What’s life at this institute like beyond academics”? Everything painted a picture of academic rigor, but I wanted to know about the heart of the community. I wanted to know what happens when the computers close and the halls are empty. Now that Continue reading Beyond the Computer: How Our Volunteer Work Brings Us Together

The Ethical Dilemma of Data and AI

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Imagine you’re 60 years old. You’ve worked hard throughout your life and retired some time ago. As time passes, you realize you need something fulfilling to occupy yourself with. Teaching comes to mind—something you’ve always been passionate about. Confident in your qualifications, you submit an application to an online tutoring Continue reading The Ethical Dilemma of Data and AI

The Pitfalls of AI Generated Art

Art generated by artificial intelligence has become increasingly prominent over the last few years. In a world where many artists already struggle to make a living, the use of AI must be regulated to ensure artistic careers remain viable. Goldman Sachs projects that 26 percent of all work by professional Continue reading The Pitfalls of AI Generated Art

From Data to Donuts: Preparing for the Krispy Kreme Challenge

Start at the Belltower. Run 2.5 miles to Krispy Kreme. Eat 12 donuts. Run back. Yes, this is an actual race. The Krispy Kreme Challenge began as a college dare in 2004 and has since grown into an annual tradition that attracts thousands of participants. This quirky event isn’t just Continue reading From Data to Donuts: Preparing for the Krispy Kreme Challenge