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Taming Tech’s New Trojan Horse: Higher Education Must Take the Reins of Generative AI

If higher education doesn’t set the terms for AI giants, the costs of lost learning and intellectual downskilling will be too high to bear.

By
Elisa J. Sobo
and
David M. Goldberg

Technology

It’s not too late for the U.S. to reassert its leadership in global science

At a moment when complex crises demand deep scientific collaboration, prioritize world-class research.

By
Lisa Palmer

Food

NAFTA is in Tatters

Here is how we might reimagine a better trade agreement that works for everyone.

By
Alyshia Gálvez

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Environment

Preserving indigenous water rights also protects salmon

Indigenous people in the U.S. and Canada have long sought to protect migratory animals, rushing waters, and expansive lands that recognize no borders.

Anjali Britto

Health

What Nursing Can Do to Make the Sickest Wealthy Country Healthy Again

Nursing has been viewed as the handmaiden of the patriarchy. But that’s the wrong way to see it.

Julie A Zuniga
,
Isabella Turilli
and
Emily Mendenhall

Food

NAFTA is in Tatters

Here is how we might reimagine a better trade agreement that works for everyone.

Alyshia Gálvez

Technology

Taming Tech’s New Trojan Horse: Higher Education Must Take the Reins of Generative AI

If higher education doesn’t set the terms for AI giants, the costs of lost learning and intellectual downskilling will be too high to bear.

Elisa J. Sobo
and
David M. Goldberg

Space

Science Is Inherently Uncertain. That’s a Good Thing.

Even Nobel Prize winners goof up once in a while.

Mariangela Lisanti