Real-time voice agents have moved from research prototypes to production deployments, yet the literature describing them is fragmented across three communities that rarely cite one another: speech foundation modelling, turn-taking psycholinguistics, and agentic evaluation. Architecture papers repor…

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Michigan State University police are investigating three additional reports involving former medical resident Arpit Saxena, expanding an investigationthat ha...

Generative AI is easy to demonstrate but much harder to turn into a reliable application. This practical guide explains how to move from an AI idea to a production-ready solution using AWS. Learn how Amazon Bedrock, Amazon S3, AWS Lambda, RAG, vector search, security, monitoring, and cost optimization fit together. Whether you're a student, developer, cloud engineer, or AI enthusiast, this guide focuses on the decisions that matter when building real-world Generative AI applications on AWS.

In May 2026, I became an AWS Student Builder Group Leader with a lot of excitement—and an even bigger sense of responsibility. What followed was a journey of onboarding, team building, documentation, permissions, collaboration, internship, exams, and finally taking ownership of my first AWS event at Ramgarh Engineering College. This is the story of how I moved from preparing to lead to actually building a student community.

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Computer scientist Arpit Gupta and vision scientist Miguel Eckstein will discuss AI as a research tool during UCSB Library's "AI in Action" public speaker event on Sept. 29.

Lawrence P. Nolan, the attorney for a woman who accused a Michigan State University medical resident of sexual assault, details his client's ordeal.

A report says staff at the University of Michigan missed many opportunities to stop a doctor who committed sexual misconduct against hundreds of ...

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Michigan State University medical resident Arpit Saxena sexually assaulted a woman a day after the police were first called on him.

Michigan State University medical resident Arpit Saxena sexually assaulted a woman a day after the police were first called on him.

Computer scientist Arpit Gupta and vision scientist Miguel Eckstein will discuss AI as a research tool during UCSB Library's "AI in Action" public speaker event on Sept. 29.

A federal agency says former MSU medical resident Arpit Saxena, accused of sexually assaulting two patients, was apprehended trying to flee the U.S.

A student’s take on learning AWS without overcomplicating things. Build what you need, understand the costs, clean up what you no longer use, and let real project problems guide what you learn next.

I recently took the AWS Solutions Architect Associate (SAA) exam, and the experience was incredible. From tackling complex scenario-based questions to deepening my overall cloud knowledge, here is why I highly recommend this certification to every student starting their AWS journey.

One member of New York’s Rent Guidelines Board is trying to get creative.  The board, which controls the rents in rent-stabilized apartments, typically doesn’t differentiate between types of units. It’s a diverse housing stock, including both older buildings and new construction, but allowable increases are the same across the city.  Last month, member Arpit Gupta submitted a proposal to set two numbers: a 2 percent increase for most landlords, and freeze in buildings with a high concentration of housing code violations.  Gupta’s proposal wasn’t voted on at the board’s last vote. It’s also one that neither landlord nor tenant groups […] This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.