artificial intelligence
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The Brain-Training Cost of AI Shortcuts.
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What happens to critical thinking when we outsource the very process that cultivates it? AI is a slippery slope. Over the past half-decade, Generative
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Perfectly Imperfect No More? AI’s Disruption of Artistic Authenticity
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a self-sustainable new frontier that is insatiably pushing boundaries, and Tilly Norwood has materialized as the poster person
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Editor’s Note: So, where are the jobs?
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According to an analysis released by Statistics Canada early in December, businesses that expect their number of vacancies to increase make up 4.6 per
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Design for Change challenge returns for third year
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Registration for Wilfrid Laurier University’s Design for Change challenge, hosted by the user experience (UX) design program, is open until Nov. 12. This year
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Balancing bureaucracy for company success
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Organizational behaviour (OB) studies how individuals, groups and organizations interact to influence workplace outcomes. At its core, OB emphasizes that employee satisfaction and engagement are
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s efforts to help students who are experiencing food insecurity
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People all around Canada are feeling the effects of the growing cost of living and increased food costs. Communities at Wilfrid Laurier University are
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Artificially artistic? The rise of A.I. illustration
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You may be aware of the recent innovation known as A.I. art. There are dozens of companies and websites showing off this fascinating technology,
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Laurier’s UXD (user experience design) using design to tackle homelessness
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An increase in homelessness affects everyone in our community. It has consequences for healthcare accessibility, public security, economic productivity, and tax revenue collection. The
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Laurier’s SRAC: know your rights when leasing
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When it comes to renting, students are an especially vulnerable demographic since the majority of them are first-time renters who do not have the
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