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New AI regulation law goes into effect Oct. 1Â (opens the original)
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A new Connecticut state law regulating artificial intelligence and AI chatbots is going into effect on Thursday. The law is one of more than 90 laws going into effect this week, concerning topics from immigration to traffic safety to gun laws.⯠The law prohibits AI companies with subscription services â such as ChatGPT or Google AI, for example â from renewing subscriptions without written notice and proof that the consumer has agreed to the terms and conditions of the subscription.⯠Com
Weekend norâeaster brings heavy rain and winds, cancels events (opens the original)
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The weekendâs norâeaster brought heavy rain and wind, bringing down power lines and canceling events across the University of Connecticut and Mansfield area.⯠The storm arrived early Saturday morning, bringing wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour in some part of inland Connecticut, according to NBC Connecticut. Fairfield and New Haven shorelines also had Coastal Flood Warnings in effect.⯠As of noon on Saturday, Eversource reported over 28,101 outages, NBC reported. Most of those were in t
UConn: Torrey Life Sciences hazardous chemical situation left no residual danger (opens the original)
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A chemically hazardous situation arose at the Torrey Life Sciences Building on the University of Connecticut’s Storrs campus on Wednesday night. Around 8:30 p.m. students were warned of the situation via the UConnALERT system, which instructed students to avoid the area. The situation also closed North Eagleville Road between North and Northwest residence halls, and students were asked to avoid the Biology-Physics Building next door, as parts of the area were also affected. Students received a l
Connect.AI accepting applications for spring semester (opens the original)
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Connect.AI, the University of Connecticutâs new class teaching students how to use artificial intelligence in small business settings, is in full swing for its first semester and is currently accepting applications for the spring 2027 cohort.⯠Connect.AI is a three-credit management and entrepreneurship course dedicated to teaching students how to integrate AI into the daily workflow of businesses. Soham Shah, a third-semester accounting major and member of the class, said the program teache
USG Husky Hub borrowing system underway (opens the original)
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The University of Connecticut Undergraduate Student Government (USG) began its Husky Hub borrowing program on Monday, allowing students to rent out items they might need in a pinch. The program’s inventory currently includes a fabric steamer, wagons, car jumper cables, toolkits, sewing kit, portable chargers, small vacuums and car ice scrapers. Students can go to the desk in the USG lounge in room 218 of the Student Union from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and request to borrow any o
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