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What Happens When a Companion Chatbot Crosses the Line?
Recent research from Drexel University suggests that exposure to inappropriate behavior, and even sexual harassment, in interactions with chatbots is becoming a widespread problem and that lawmakers and AI companies must do more to address it.
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Drexel Engineers Want to Make Buildings More Energy Efficient by Making Walls, Floors and Ceilings More Like Elephant Ears
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New Research Finds Fluorescence in Feathers of Long-eared Owls
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