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Former staff reporter for @southcoasttoday, @CrucesSunNews & @hnnow. I tweet about journalism and sports here. For news, follow me at @BrianFragaNCR.
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Catholic colleges and universities jumping into quick-moving AI field

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By Brian Fraga Verified
| Flipboard
Technology 3 hours ago ChatGPT-6 Astra is here — this one prompt shows what it can really do Tom's Guide - Amanda Caswell • 3h OpenAI launched ChatGPT-6 Astra Thursday and it has already proven to be dramatically better at coding, computer use, research and other complex … Greg Brockman 14 hours ago 'Welcome to the AGI era': OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra VentureBeat - Carl Franzen • 14h The rumors were true, all of them (and then some): OpenAI today is releasing GPT-6 Astra, a new frontier...
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Catholic colleges and universities jumping into quick-moving AI field

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By Brian Fraga Verified
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
At Georgetown University, students this fall semester could register for "Foundations of AI," a course designed to prepare them to integrate artificial intelligence "into their personal, academic, and professional workflows." Georgetown also offers an undergraduate certificate in artificial intelligence as well as an online master's degree program in AI management that combines topics from computer science, business strategy and ethics.
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Massachusetts high court says no to saint statues, but fight continues

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By Brian Fraga Verified, Marissa Nichols, Joachim Pham
| National Catholic Reporter Verified
Massachusetts' highest court has ruled that the city of Quincy likely violated the state's constitutional guarantee of neutrality toward religions when it commissioned two10-foot-tall bronze saint statues for the front of its new public safety building.
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