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“We really don’t want people to panic. Respiratory disease in dogs is nothing new. But there may be times when it seems like we’re seeing more disease than usual,” says Brian Collins, senior lecturer at CVM.

The Independent

Article discusses research by Fengqi You, professor of engineering, which suggests that setting up strategic mining operations could reduce the environmental impact of cryptocurrency.

The Economist

Article mentions research by Karan Girotra, professor of management and of operations, technology, and innovation at Cornell Tech and the Johnson School, that compared the idea-generating abilities of ChatGPT to those of college students.

The New York Times

Brooke Erin Duffy, associate professor of communication, weighs in on the purposeful Instagrammability of workspaces.

BBC

Mark Lachs, professor of medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine, notes that financial capacity can be one of the first things to decline through disease or age.

The Guardian

Kevin McGowan, extension associate at the Lab of Ornithology, says, “Obviously another Eurasian eagle owl is not around but there are great horned owls in the vicinity.”

Financial Times

Charles Whitehead, professor of business law, discusses Binance's position in the cryptocurrency industry.

CNBC

Sarah Kreps, professor of government, discusses the firing and rehiring of OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman.

CNN

“I would say this is the best run of wage increases won by labor since the period right after the end of World War II,” said Art Wheaton, director of labor studies at Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations in Buffalo.

Associated Press

Sarah Kreps, professor of government, says, “If the architects and vision and brains behind these products have now left, the company will be a shell of what it once was. All of that brain trust going to Microsoft will then mean that these impressive tools will be coming out of Microsoft. It will be hard to see OpenAI continue to thrive as a company.”

The New York Times

Adrienne Bitar, lecturer in American studies, says, “I’d be hard-pressed to find another occasion in which someone’s eating habits are so on display in a setting that is often marked by a lot of family tension and fraught family dynamics.”

The Guardian

Ishion Hutchinson, professor of literatures in English and 2023 TS Eliot prize nominee, is interviewed by The Guardian in advance of the release of his new collection of poetry, School of Instructions.