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Recent research shows that although outnumbered by men in the U.S. workforce, women could be disproportionately affected by businesses' adoption of generative AI.

Recent research shows that although outnumbered by men in the U.S. workforce, women could be disproportionately affected by businesses' adoption of generative AI.

More prime working age women are employed in the United States now than ever before.

More prime working age women are employed in the United States now than ever before.

By Alicia Wallace, CNN

Since its release in November, interest in and use of ChatGPT has exploded (100 million users and counting). With its arrival and the appearance of other generative artificial intelligence tools, we now have accessible technologies that can turn text into images, videos or music – and everyone is paying attention. As these tools embed themselves into everyday society, all of us are trying to understand the short- and long-term impact of generative AI. Amid this sea change, business leaders are...

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UNC, UNC-Chapel Hill, Program for Public Discourse, Mark McNeilly, free speech, free expression, self-censorship, Abbey Speaker Series

Conservative students are more likely than their liberal counterparts to self-censor their political opinions at University of North Carolina (UNC) campuses. A survey of students conducted by professors determined that 68 percent of conservative students worry about sharing their political opinions, as compared to only 31 percent of leftist students.

A recent study across eight UNC System campuses revealed students' perceptions of freedom of expression in the classroom environment.