Rather than speculate on GenAI’s promise or peril, Thibault Schrepel suggests simple teaching experiments to uncover its ...

The latest occurred when I was checking on a hospitalized patient and her mother pulled out her phone. “Doctor, I saw the ...

By Irshad Ahmad Wani Not long ago, I came across a student who had appeared for a scholarship test conducted by a reputed ...

Over the last few columns, I have focused primarily on the regulation side of my work in artificial intelligence (AI) risk and regulation. That focus has reflected, in part, my concern about the ...

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When higher courts question trial judges’ motives, bail suffers, prisons overflow, and judicial independence erodes. Can ...

Research can be a valuable part of the premedical journey and a great addition to the medical school application, but many applicants worry they'll be asked about it in interviews and freeze.

A dangerous narrative is spreading across philanthropic and policy circles: that men and boys are being ‘left behind’ as ...

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Business ethics must go beyond compliance by adopting consistent global standards, embedding values into leadership and daily actions and treating integrity as a strategic advantage that builds ...

Neuroaesthetics is a relatively young field of research, aiming primarily to explain the phenomena that affect the perception and reception of works of art. As a science, it is situated somewhere ...