UB in the News
Tackling deepfakes 'has turned into an arms race' —
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BBC quotes Siwei Lyu in an article
discussing how figuring out how to deal with deepfakes has become a
race among different firms.
A modern-day woolly mammoth may be just a few years away, biotech company says —
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NBC News featured Vincent Lynch in
a story about biotechnology firm Colossal recently creating
elephant stem cells in an attempt to bring back woolly mammoths
from extinction.
Videos using AI are popping up on YouTube. How is YouTube responding? —
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NPR’s Morning
Edition interviewed Dominic Sellitto for
a story about how YouTube is asking users to self-report when they
post AI -generated videos.
How the Flint water crisis set schoolchildren back —
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The Washington Post quoted Katarzyna
Kordas in a report on a new study on how the Flint water
crisis has set schoolchildren back.
How UB aims to build on the AI boom —
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A front page article in The Buffalo
News quotes Venu Govindaraju about how
state and national leaders are tapping UB’s expertise for
projects that use artificial intelligence for social good.
You actually can consume too much caffeine. Here are the risks. —
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National Geographic quoted Jennifer
Temple in a story about the risks of consuming too much
caffeine.
Basketball team votes 13-2 in favor of first labor union for college athletes —
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NBC News sought commentary from Helen
"Nellie" Drew about the Dartmouth men's basketball team
voting in favor of the first labor union for college
athletes.
There are 340,000 fewer accountants, and companies are paying the price —
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Bloomberg interviewed Joshua
Khavis about a report that there is a shortage of public
accountants and companies are beginning to pay the price.
What’s next for $25B supermarket supermerger after FTC sues to block it, saying it could raise prices
The Conversation features an article written
by Christine Bartholomew to explain what’s
at stake if the Kroger Albertson merger deal goes through and why
the government is opposing the deal.
A total solar eclipse will be visible to millions of Americans in April. Here’s how to view it
The Los Angeles Times interviewed Nicholas
DiFrancesco on the best way to view the solar eclipse that
will be visible to millions of Americans in April.
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