Department news from Loyola University Chicago's computer science program, covering student research mixers, a cybersecurity scholarship grant, and a visit from CISA advisors. The posts are short announcements rather than analysis, giving readers a snapshot of departmental activity.
Website: https://newsroom.cs.luc.edu/
Essays from Princeton's AI researchers (including Arvind Narayanan) arguing that AI is a transformative but normal technology rather than a path to superintelligence. Recent issues cover AI agent evaluation methods, whether AI should aim at augmenting rather than automating human labor, and debates over AI safety and existential risk.
MIT CSAIL's Substack collects short essays and research-based pieces from lab researchers on robotics, AI for ecology, and the ethics of AI-generated writing. Readers get informed, first-person arguments about practical questions in AI and computing, from robot longevity to watermarking.
OpenGenus IQ publishes technical explainers on algorithms, deep learning, system design and AI engineering. Recent issues cover no-code AI tools and scalability, and parallelism in large model training.
A blog of step-by-step HackTheBox and TryHackMe penetration-testing walkthroughs, showing nmap scans, gobuster enumeration and privilege escalation commands. Readers get reproducible command-line procedures for practicing CTF machines.
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