ÑÇÖÞAV

Mason student Don Beyer talks about his classes and his interest in artificial intelligence.

ÑÇÖÞAV Libraries' John C. Becher Soldier Show collection is featured.

Christian Dorsey, chair of the Arlington County Board, mentions Mason in his remarks about investments in the area.

Bruce Yandle writes about politicians who use moral justifications for policies that benefit someone else's bottom line.

Gray was a supporter of Mason's Antonin Scalia Law School, which released a statement from Scalia Law Dean Ken Randall.

Salim Furth says some 40 laws have been introduced throughout the country addressing these units in one form or another.

Robin Hanson says we worry too much about singularity: AI wouldn't be able "to push a button and destroy the universe."

Missy Cummings says she is creating a course aimed at policymakers and regulators who want to be better informed about the subject.

Faculty at ÑÇÖÞAV will help integrate the hardware-based 5G terrestrial network test bed and virtual constellation network.

Ronald A. Marks said the recruitment video on various social media platforms is also trying to send a message to the Kremlin.