Tag: technology

Professors ponder pros and cons of new AI programs

Open AI, the company that owns ChatGPT, is on track to release a sophisticated artificial intelligence model with “Strawberry.” With apparent enhanced reasoning abilities, Strawberry could solve math and coding problems with improved accuracy. But no AI is without its serious pitfalls – particularly in education.

D2L Brightspace switch receives mixed reviews

The University of La Verne made a switch in online learning platforms from Blackboard to D2L Brightspace in July. Students and faculty had different reactions to the adjustment of the new learning management system implemented.

Professor discusses various uses for virtual reality technology

Professor Grace Kyungwon Hong analyzed the effects of virtual reality technology during the Phebe Spalding Lecture in Gender and Women’s Studies at the Pomona College on Feb. 24 via Zoom.

Sheltering in place hurting your workout mojo? Check out these apps

While social distancing and shelter-in-place orders have kept us indoors, those of us who work out regularly have had to adapt.

Facebook’s influence is too expansive

Facebook has announced its plan to incorporate another way to send people money, bank online and purchase goods and services through its new feature, Libra Cryptocurrency.

Leaver uncovers the secrets of art

Professor of Art History Jon Leaver spoke about the art of conserving paintings Tuesday in the Executive Dining Hall.

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