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Surge in AI use transforms job recruitment industry, prompts discussions surrounding ethics and risks

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By Anika Kapasi, Phoebe Miller
| The Daily Free Press Verified
The infiltration of AI in Boston’s recruitment industry has sparked debate surrounding the risks of streamlined application processes and dwindling human involvement. A student uses ChatGPT to improve resume. Artificial intelligence resume readers, job applications and interviews are becoming integrated into human resources at larger corporations.
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BUCR disaffiliate from College Republican National Committee over allegations of misconduct

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By Phoebe Miller
| The Daily Free Press Verified
The Boston University College Republicans announced Monday the group will be leaving the College Republican National Committee due to allegations of misconduct from 2021, in a statement posted on Instagram. BUCR President Zac Segal said the mismanagement, along with a lack of resources and clear priorities, prompted BUCR to leave the organization. “There didn’t really seem to be a clear direction forward. They were losing chapters…and their priorities just seemed wrong,” Segal said.
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Boston’s new plan to ‘e-rat-icate’ its rodent problem

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By Phoebe Miller
| The Daily Free Press Verified
Amid a marked rise in rat sightings and growing concern among residents, the City of Boston is streamlining efforts to curb infestations and protect public health. Mayor Michelle Wu launched the in July 2024 to fast-track rat reduction efforts and improve the quality of life for residents. BRAP utilizes data collected throughout Boston neighborhoods to target areas suffering the most from rat infestations.
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