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NEWS | Daniel Dennett calls for ethics in AI development

Tufts Artificial Intelligence Society brought together computer science researchers and renowned philosopher Daniel Dennett to discuss the ethical concerns of developing AI technology at a panel discussion titled “Ghost in the Neural Net: Traversing the Ethics of AI” on Nov. 15. READ MORE
Rebecca Barrie reports. Photo courtesy Tufts AI Society.

Mayor Ballantyne rejects police chief candidate, sending search for a replacement into a fourth year | READ MORE

TLC hosts first letter writing event for incarcerated artists | READ MORE

FEATURES | Road trips allow Tufts students to explore new places, experiences off campus

Weekend getaways by car or public transit can build community and manage stress. For students looking to combat the Northeast’s notorious winter rut, a day trip or a weekend road trip off campus can be an opportunity to experience new places. READ MORE
Katie Hankinson reports. Graphic by Bex Povill.

Double Decker Diary: Christmas feels like home | READ MORE

Cabinet of Curiosities: Pumpkins, underwear, the books of Rich Shapero | READ MORE

LETTER FROM THE MANAGING BOARD | Journalism is a community practice, and we couldn’t have done it without you. READ MORE

ARTS | ‘Saltburn’ leaves a strange aftertaste

The stunning cinematography, intriguing lines and exciting casting choices (i.e. Rosamund Pike and Jacob Elordi in the same film) were ingredients for potentially one of the best movies of the year. However, what could’ve been richly entertaining is instead a vapid montage of strange creative decisions. READ MORE
Jennifer May reports. Photo courtesy EPK.tv.

‘The Heart Sellers’ is an honest portrayal of friendship at the Huntington | READ MORE

The Power of the Pen: What did we learn? | READ MORE

Considering celebrity memoirs in the age of Pop Crave | READ MORE

EDITORIAL | A realistic guide to finding off-campus housing

Members of the Daily’s editorial board are no strangers to the housing struggle. As you search for a rental, use these resources to your advantage. READ MORE
The Editorial Board writes. Graphic by Olivia White.

OPINION | Meme them, don't meme us: Political satire in America

All around town and all around the web, celebrities face the meme crisis. Yet, there is no riper target than the dusty old politician. READ MORE
Gretta Goorno writes. Photo courtesy Joe Biden / Flickr.

Tufts needs to kick carbon to the curb before swiping right on sustainability | READ MORE

Ukraine at War: The unavoidable intersection of art and politics | READ MORE

Antisemitism Unpacked: The myth of the Jewish hive mind | READ MORE

SPORTS | Swimming shows early promise at MIT Invitational

The Tufts men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams had strong starts to their season at the MIT Winter Invitational over the weekend. The men’s team came in first place out of five teams, and the women’s team came in second place out of seven teams. READ MORE
Tara Wirtschoreck reports. Photo courtesy Tufts Athletics.

Men’s hockey sweeps the weekend slate for its first two wins of the season | READ MORE

Moments ‘til Madness: Is there a No. 1 team in college basketball? | READ MORE

In the Crease: More NHL standings predictions | READ MORE

This newsletter was compiled by Kulia Mc Laughlin.

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