Slow fires: what students can learn from Izz Kelly’s exhibition

In the ancient city of Alexandria, Egypt, a great library burned. It was said by some to have held upwards of half a million papyrus scrolls—containing the knowledge of the ancient world from Persia to Greece. It is […]

2025-04-16T11:46:03-04:00April 17, 2025|Arts & Life|

Do LLMs dream of electric sheep? How ChatGPT performs on the Voight-Kampff Test

In recent years, Large Language Models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s GPT series have shown impressive ability to generate human-like text, prompting renewed discussion about their capacity to pass traditional tests of artificial intelligence. One of the most well-known […]

2025-04-14T14:21:39-04:00April 14, 2025|Arts & Life|

The winners of GeeseHacks, and what’s next for this student-run hackathon

This year marked the first iteration of GeeseHacks, a student-run hackathon that aimed to simulate the product development pathway and have participants tackle real-world challenges. With over 300 participants, the event saw an impressive 90% project submission rate, […]

2025-02-08T11:36:07-05:00February 8, 2025|Arts & Life|

Business and tech: an inside look at Waterloo’s newest hackathon “Geesehacks”

Today on Jan. 25, UW will be hosting a unique 24-hour hackathon blending business innovation with technological development. The event was organized by members of the Waterloo Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) and has been months in the […]

2025-01-28T15:45:48-05:00January 25, 2025|Campus News|
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