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The Hill

Sarah Kreps, director of the Tech Policy Institute in the Cornell Brooks School of Public Policy, provided expert analysis on the implications of Anthropic's AI contract with the Pentagon.

CNET

Abe Davis, a Cornell University computer science professor, developed a watermarking technique to help authenticate digital content and combat AI-generated misinformation.

Mongabay

Gary Tabor, professor of conservation practice at Cornell University, incorporates his hands-on conservation experience into his classroom, mentoring future conservationists.

The Washington Post

James Grimmelmann, a Cornell University professor of digital and information law, discusses legal questions surrounding AI use of human voices in Greene's lawsuit. 

Financial Times

David Rand, professor of information science and management, expresses concern that advertising on chatbots could undermine user trust and the value proposition of AI-powered platforms.

CBS News

John Tobin-de la Puente, professor of practice, advises businesses not to rely on the Trump administration's repeal of environmental regulations for long-term planning.

Marketplace

Andrew Novaković, Cornell University agricultural economics professor emeritus, discusses how school milk choices may impact lifelong milk consumption habits.

Grist

An analysis from researchers at Cornell University found that the data center build-out could add as much as 44 million metric tons of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere by 2030.

Wired

Cornell labor economist Erica Groshen says New York’s effort to track AI-related layoffs is a start, but argues employers should be required to share richer data on changing skills and occupations so workers can navigate transitions, rather than simply labeling job losses as caused by AI.

Associated Press

Jura Liaukonyte, a Cornell University marketing professor, explains why brands pay a premium for Super Bowl ads to reach a unified audience.

The Independent

Cornell University sociologist Cristobal Young discusses how the ultra-wealthy are unlikely to leave California in response to new taxes.

Marketplace

David Reiss, a Cornell University law professor, provides analysis on housing price trends and affordability in comparison to past decades.