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Following ChatGPT's was release to the public, a slurry of new artificial intelligence products—like computer programs that can write in the style of your favorite author and software that can generate images mimicking any artist’s brushstroke—exploded onto the scene, spurring fears and debates over how AI will shape the future of work, education, arts and culture, and nearly every other aspect of our lives.
Cities across the country are feeling the weight of a shortage of affordable housing. Economic growth, fluctuating interest rates and an expanding short-term rental market have collided with supply shortages and antiquated zoning laws to place an even greater strain.
Ali Azadani, associate professor and director of the DU Cardiovascular Biomechanics Lab, and his colleagues are working to develop new and innovative treatments and cardiovascular implants that could improve the health and lives of millions of Americans and people across the globe.
When Brad Davidson, associate professor at the University of Denver’s Daniel Felix Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science, set off for college, he was interested in civil engineering. “I thought I wanted to be an architect,” Davidson says. “I never expected to be doing research on long COVID.”
More than half of Americans believe that moving in with a significant other before tying the knot is a good idea—that cohabitation before marriage or even engagement can increase their changes of a happy and successful marriage.
NWSS CoE Contributing Authors Allison Wheeler, MSPH and Shannon Matzinger
Published in MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep 2023;72
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