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- Check18 days agoChange DetectedThe UW News homepage now includes new headlines and a video feature about AI toys, an article on Arctic melt season, and a report on AI-for-Science Genesis Mission awards, along with a new timeline for Student Conduct Code revisions; older items such as the energy crisis Q&A, climate pieces, and several multimedia stories have been removed.SummaryDifference8%

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- Check39 days agoChange DetectedNew stories have been added to the UW News homepage, including AI models nearly erase female characters when they write kids stories about animals and Q&A: UW professor Hossein Naghavi uses terahertz waves to help sensors augment human vision. Additionally, several older items were removed from the listing, changing what is shown as current coverage.SummaryDifference7%

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