Western’s Centre for Teaching and Learning is using a weekly challenge to encourage exploration and deep thinking about artificial intelligence (AI). The Generative AI Challenge is a free, eight-week project designed to help participants “untangl …
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Expert explainer: How Canada can lead at the 2025 G7 summit
Ivey professor Andreas Schotter explains the importance of world leaders meeting
Expert insight: How AI might worsen medicine’s over-generalization problem
Research shows most AI models routinely oversimplify medical research findings
Expert insight: Using technology to investigate conflict-related sexual violence
Investigative bodies using encrypted apps, digital statements and open-source information on social platforms
Ivey prof studies ‘idea theft’ and how to stop it
Zoe Kinias uncovers why attention limitations let idea thieves thrive in workplaces
Indigenous Track and Field Day offers ‘good medicine’
Students from area First Nations introduced to Western through annual event
Western team competes in final round for Bank of Canada competition
Economics and Ivey students meet Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem
Western honours 483 scholar-athletes for academic achievement
Varsity athletes with averages over 80 per cent are recognized
Western study explores ways to prevent opioid poisoning in children
First-of-its-kind Canadian study found 10 Ontario children died of an opioid-related cause between 2017 and 2021
Two Western alumni representing Canada at 2024 G20 Youth Summit
Eunice Oladejo, Lauren Allison among five Canadians and 145 delegates meeting in Brazil
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Lessons from Western faculty members who competed in sports at the highest levels
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Coercive control involves tactics of domination, isolation, manipulation, intimidation and fear
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