How People Influence Large Language Models: AI and Gender Bias
BY KIRSTEN DAVIS The New York City Council is considering ways to eliminate gender bias in artificial intelligence technology used by city agencies. On December …[read more]
Technology
U.S. Sees Sharp Drop in International Students Amid Rising Anxiety
BY MARYANA AVERYANOVA New data show a 17 percent drop in new international student enrollment in U.S. colleges this fall, signaling growing concerns across higher …[read more]
Hot Girls for Zohran: How Influencers Helped Mamdani Secure A Win
BY KIRSTEN DAVIS This year’s mayoral race saw the highest turnout of voters in New York City since 1969. Three-quarters of NYC’s youth, people under …[read more]
New Yorkers Debate Draft State Energy Plan as Deadline Fast Approaches
By Flugue Joseph Jr The future of New York State’s energy policy was up for debate at a September 18 NYS Energy Research and Development …[read more]
Drones Patrolling Skies of NYC Beaches This Summer
BY IAN M. TORRES Drones were introduced to patrol city beaches this Summer, initially watching overhead and monitoring the waters for sharks. As part of …[read more]
Cyber Crimes on the Rise
By JOANPOL GUTIERREZ Cyber security and data protection experts made a clear point clear at the Digital New York Summit on Mar. 17: hackers are …[read more]
Feds, Apple battle in Brooklyn court
By ALEXANDRA SEMENOVA The legal battle between national security interests and personal privacy escalated last Monday after the Justice Department appealed a Brooklyn federal court …[read more]
South Bronx Video Game Developers
Some people want to do more than play video games. They want to make them. A few young people in the South Bronx got the …[read more]
Mechanobiology tugs at hopes for new cures
Kiran Sury interviews scientists exploring the emerging field of mechanobiology, which could lead to cures for a broad range of diseases. (Kiran Sury) By KIRAN …[read more]
Students: Rocky start for CUNY computer system
By MICHAEL HEUSNER When Brooklyn College senior Jessica Voinov noticed she had an outstanding balance on her tuition for some reason, she wanted to find …[read more]