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No Boston fan fest for Thursday's World Cup matches due to bad weather

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By Amy Gorel Verified
| WBUR News Verified
No Boston fan fest for Thursday's World Cup matches due to bad weather A look inside the FIFA Fan Festival at Boston City Hall Plaza. (Andrea Perdomo-Hernandez/WBUR) Boston's official World Cup fan fest at City Hall Plaza is closed on Thursday due to impending stormy weather. "It’s our priority to ensure the safety of fans, staff, volunteers, and emergency services personnel," FIFA Fan Festival Boston said in an email.
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What locals say you have to do if you’re visiting Massachusetts for the first time

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By Amy Gorel Verified
| WBUR News Verified
With droves of international visitors expected to come to our fair region this summer for the World Cup and MA250, we asked our readers what's the one thing not to miss. Spoiler: almost everyone recommended more than one thing. That's because Massachusetts residents know there's a lot that makes our state special. From the classics to local favorites, here’s what they picked. The Seashore Two children run across the footbridge at Good Harbor Beach in Gloucester.
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Test how AI chatbots answer mental health questions — and how therapists think they did

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By Lisa Creamer Verified, Lynn Jolicoeur Verified, Christopher Bowers, Elisabeth Harrison Verified, Amy Gorel Verified
| WBUR News Verified
AI & mental health Test how chatbots answer mental health questions — and how therapists think they did Pick your scenario This interactive lets you choose between three hypothetical scenarios. Each features a common mental health problem that WBUR put to one of today's leading generative AI platforms. The case descriptions were provided by Dr. John Torous, a Boston-based psychiatrist and researcher who studies how people use AI for psychological support and how chatbots respond.
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