Mason in the Media

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

Faculty at George Mason University 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.

Veronique de Rugy writes about why Congress must start working diligently to keep the U.S. debt from growing.

Mason's use of Starship robots for food delivery is highlighted as a pilot program using autonomous vehicles.

Mason's ADVANCE Program is cited as an example of a successful community college transfer program. Jason Dodge is quoted.

Jim Kinter says the atmosphere is changing and producing more wind shear.

The lighter-than-air robotics competition is featured for the spectacle and the science that helped create the autonomous blimps. And the Mason team won.

Jhumka Gupta talks about her research into period poverty.

Tyler Cowen writes about the ways artificial intelligence could impact large and small businesses.

Justin Leventhal comments on the shortage of residency programs.

Rebecca Sutter talks about the critical role employers can play by being prepared for emergencies.