In early 2025, Noah Weinstein and Isaac Levine got to work building an AI-powered assistant to help real estate agents filter for serious applicants. Just over a year later, their effort paid off when their company was acquired.
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Backed by lessons learned at Khoury College, Northeastern's Center for Inclusive Computing is helping CS colleges nationwide to diversify their degree offerings, integrate with other fields, and enable true beginners to thrive.
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Saiph Savage wants tech innovations to uplift workers, not crowd them out. Now, along with co-authors Pam Cerdeira and Liliana Savage, she's published a book showing gig workers how to turn AI's gains into their own gains.
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A AI-powered trigger detector, a personalizable learning tool, and an injury recovery platform took home honors at Hack Health, a student-led hackathon in which sponsoring startups influenced competitors' projects.
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Rural educators and students often lack the same access to tech that their urban counterparts have. As AI infuses our world, Shira Michel and Mahsan Nourani are examining its promise and its challenges in these often-overlooked communities.
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During her time at Khoury College, Dipti Kulkarni devoted herself to improving Maine's environment, animal shelters, and public transit use. “It's good stress relief,"she says,"to do things I'm passionate about and help somebody in the process." Read more: http://bit.ly/3RRHjCe
In a series of clinics, Khoury undergraduates taught attendees to use AI to meet their business needs and streamline their workdays, and absorbed some business know-how for themselves along the way.
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Between a lack of expertise, stretched-thin resources, and compliance concerns, City of Oakland employees have some trepidation about adopting AI. Their neighborhood computer science college is lending a hand.
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Fueled by personal inspiration and Verizon's newest technologies, Khoury students designed, built, and pitched tools for Northeastern's newest competition. The winning teams aren't done yet.
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