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Aarya Mukherjee

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Aarya Mukherjee | Senior Staff

    UC Berkeley AI researchers left in dark following sweeping EECS cybersecurity incident (opens the original)

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    For two weeks, researchers and students in the electrical engineering and computer sciences department at UC Berkeley have been left in the dark concerning a massive and ongoing cybersecurity incident. UC Berkeley is still investigating the incident and officials have told​​ The Daily Californian that law enforcement has been notified. While most EECS systems are now operational, some remain inactive as campus IT personnel work to fully restore the network. The outage began Aug. 25, when all

  2. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Aarya Mukherjee | Senior Staff

    Exclusive: UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons on the role of AI in higher education (opens the original)

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    The Daily Californian sat down with UC Berkeley Chancellor Rich Lyons on Aug. 19, in an expansive interview to discuss the most pressing issues for UC Berkeley and its students. The first topic discussed was artificial intelligence — the technology that promises to fundamentally alter higher education in the United States. Below is a partial transcript of our conversation with Lyons on AI, which has been edited for brevity and clarity. What is the role of AI in higher education? Lyons: Let me

  3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Aarya Mukherjee | Managing Editor

    Berkeley’s ghostwriter: AI writing permeates campus, student and city communications (opens the original)

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    In mid-August, we came across an op-ed written by a UC Berkeley mathematics professor advocating for the reintroduction of standardized testing in UC admissions. Within the argument, we recognized a pattern. The editorial style was formulaic, with syntax and sentence structure commonly found in text produced or edited by artificial intelligence. We ran the article through Pangram, an AI text detection platform, which identified the writing as — at least partially — AI-generated. The Daily Ca

  4. Article · Jul 12, 2026 · Aarya Mukherjee | Senior Staff

    Nation's 1st major anti-AI protest sees hundreds march on downtown San Francisco (opens the original)

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    In what became the largest demonstration against the development of AI in American history, approximately 350 protesters rallied at the headquarters of OpenAI before marching on the offices of Google DeepMind and Anthropic on Saturday. While previous protests outside OpenAI’s headquarters in the Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco resulted in arrests and criminal charges, Saturday afternoon’s peaceful demonstration saw no confrontation with police as the San Francisco Police Departmen

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