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USC Marshall researchers study ‘nutrition labels’ for AI
The project, called ImpactBench, is an open benchmark that measures AI’s impact on human well-being.
A lethal injection gone wrong: Christa Pike survives death row execution
Pike survived a lethal injection last Wednesday and now remains in critical condition.
USC hosts fourth annual Hangul Day celebration
The USC Korean Language Program collaborated with the Korean Studies Institute to bring the celebration to campus.
Project Meridian set to investigate the ‘battlefield of the future’
The study will focus on how AI technology is used in warfare.
On California Clean Air Day, some Angelenos choose transit
In honor of one of the state’s largest environmental awareness events, Los Angeles Metro offered free bus, train, Metro Bike Share and Micro Metro rides Wednesday.
This October feels like summer
The heat wave in L.A. expected to continue through Thursday night.
From Iowa to Hangul Day
On today’s show, we take a look at extreme heat in Los Angeles, a failed execution in Tennessee, and a new AI-focused project from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
USC students break down their Fall Break plans
USC students plan Fall Break.
LA Metro price increases for riders
New price increase for the LA Metro.
Diva Down: How Gen Z is defining the word
New understanding of the word "diva."
From Iraq to Climate Change
On today’s show, we discuss a new bill that offers tax incentives for journalism, the U.S. military leaves Iraq, an analysis of the gubernatorial debate, and a new report finds trouble in the labor market.
Jury’s verdict on Nolan Wells death receives backlash across the U.S.
Jury presents verdict on Nolan Wells death.
U.S. pulls remaining troops from Iraq after 23 years of military involvement
U.S. pulls out troops in Iraq after 23 years.
California votes on Prop 39
New Proposition changes things for California voters