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AI & Education
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AI & Education

I sat down with the chair of the university's academic senate ad hoc subcommittee for artificial intelligence to talk about how the field of education is handling the rapid expansion of AI in recent years.

Let me know your thoughts, I'd love to hear them! Or if you are interested in hearing me cover another aspect of this topic that wasn't touched on in this episode 👀

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u/Various_Relation1065 — 20 hours ago

Studying around campus on Saturday evenings?

Hey all. So I've got a kid and have very restricted free time. Often, that time is on Saturday evenings. Is there anywhere around here that is available for studying? Student center and library close at ridiculous hours on the weekends and it's pissing me off.

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u/djames10 — 18 hours ago

Looking for a sublease!

Hello! I am a current MSU student looking to sublease from may to august in the midtown area of detroit for my summer internship! I am pretty flexible at, on price but nothing like crazy expensive (over 2k), I am looking for a studio or 1 bedroom if possible in the midtown area, near woodwardish, can be a bit off idc, if anyone has anything or can point me in a direction to look that would be great, thank you!!

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u/Thatpikachuboi — 21 hours ago

Advice on picking classes for first semester of grad school, Library Science program

Hi all, I recently got admitted to WSU and am set to start in the fall. I'm in the Library and Information Science program, and am wondering how to set up my first semester.

I got an email from advising suggesting I only take 2 classes my first semester to get used to the rigors of grad school. I don't know if this is actually necessary, so I was looking for info from current grad students, preferably in this program, on whether it would actually be a good idea. I want to finish school ASAP, and taking less than full time for my first semester wouldn't be ideal for that.

Is the program actually that hard?

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u/AlaeriaHawke — 23 hours ago
Week