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New York University
@nyuniversity
🗣 “AI isn’t replacing faculty any time soon. We need to understand what it can do well, and what it cannot,” said
@nyu_journalism
's
@merbroussard
in her "What Scholars Need to Know about AI" talk at our Center for Faculty Advancement's Scholars Convention this week.
Meredith Broussard speakinig at a podium draped with a purple cloth that says "Center for Faculty Advancement"
quote graphic reads: “Create opportunities to discuss AI in your classroom and integrate it into assignments, grading rubrics, or administrative processes—and be sure to educate your students about the social biases embedded in all AI.” —Meredith Broussard
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New York University
@nyuniversity
NYU researchers who measured the density of particles in the haze above platforms at Broadway-Lafayette yesterday found a 5400% increase above normal levels. They've been studying the subway's air quality and how it's affected by factors above ground:
gothamist.com
Think NYC air quality is bad on the street? Try the subway station.
The team, which previously studied air quality in the subway system, found that particulate matter increased when going down into the Broadway-Lafayette station in Lower Manhattan.
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New York University
@nyuniversity
⬇ Submit your air quality questions for today's live Q&A with
@nyupublichealth
environmental public health sciences professor Jack Caravanos: wsj.com/live-qa/how-to
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WSJ Live Journalism
@WSJLive
Today at 2:30pmET 🗓️ NYU professor Jack Caravanos joins WSJ live journalism news editor @KathrynDill to discuss how to protect yourself as wildfire smoke worsens air quality for millions of Americans. Sign up for a reminder and ask a question: on.wsj.com/43qzR1L
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