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Inside Northwestern’s Network for Collaborative Intelligence
Sep 22, 20266 min read

Inside Northwestern’s Network for Collaborative Intelligence

On August 19, 2026, Northwestern University’s Network for Collaborative Intelligence hosted a pair of talks spanning forest canopies to speech recognition. The event, featuring Meta’s Madeline Hinkamp and Technion’s Yossi Keshet, underscored how open-source models and methods are moving from labs into fieldwork and accessibility tools, according to the Network for Collaborative Intelligence (NNCI). That […]

Canadian musicians AI survey: tech squeeze widens
Sep 22, 20265 min read

Canadian musicians AI survey: tech squeeze widens

On September 22, 2026, a University of Alberta study landed a blunt finding: a Canadian musicians AI survey shows working artists feel squeezed by AI, streaming, and shuttered venues — and most see big tech as a direct threat to their livelihoods. What the Canadian musicians AI survey found The study, conducted by the University […]

Esprinet Copilot deployment: custom agents cut busywork
Sep 21, 20266 min read

Esprinet Copilot deployment: custom agents cut busywork

15–20 minutes per customer visit. That’s the manual CRM entry time Esprinet’s sales reps no longer type by hand, according to a Microsoft customer story detailing the company’s AI rollout. The Esprinet Copilot deployment didn’t stop at out-of-the-box features; it sparked a wave of custom agents that shift routine work off people and into code. […]

PsyPost psychology research points to a biology-first turn
Sep 21, 20265 min read

PsyPost psychology research points to a biology-first turn

September 21, 2026, brought an unusual pattern: across at least nine headlines, PsyPost highlighted studies anchored in the body. Cortisol rhythms and cognition, a cash stipend tied to children’s biological aging, massage effects on the nervous system, new maps of consciousness, sex differences across brain measures, and even a benefit of very slow running. The […]

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