Lawmakers eye regulation of ChatGPT, artificial intelligence technology
Advocates of the technology say software like ChatGPT could drastically increase productivity.
Rep. Jake Auchincloss uses ChatGPT to write House speech
ChatGPT allows users to enter themes, prompts, and guidelines and have the AI software formulate a response as if a human wrote it.
Steady snow in Worcester County after a slow start to the season
Leominster looked picturesque as the snow started to stick.
Wayfair laying off 1,750 workers
Wayfair made its announcement Friday morning that the company will let go of more than 1,700 employees.
Bakery owner helps Russian escape to Boston after refusing to fight in Ukraine war
Few people can understand the 6-month journey Viktor and Svedlana Provotorov have endured to get to Boston.
Haverhill mourns death of Simmons University student in Mexico
Leah Pearse, a Simmons University nursing student from Haverhill, died in a tragic accident while on vacation in Mexico.
Ana and Brian Walshe's 3 children are in state custody
The Department of Children and Families confirmed the three Walshe boys, ages two, four, and six, are in their custody.
Rising COVID cases, along with flu, RSV have parents searching for cold medicines
If it feels like just about everyone is getting sick, you're not alone.
Maura Healey's inauguration a source of pride, inspiration for LGBTQ community
Governor Maura Healey's inauguration marked many firsts for Massachusetts and the country.
As Healey steps into corner office, voter concerns range from education to MBTA
Voters said they worry about rent control, education and the service on the T.
Local scholar says Benedict XVI was "very uneasy in the role of Pope"
Boston College's Dr. Thomas Groome reflects on the service of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
Boston Public Schools still mulling mask mandate after winter break
Boston Public School officials continue to weigh whether or not to require masks for students and staff when they return to class on Tuesday.
Salvation Army volunteers make last minute push for donations
Donations are down 23% from projections with just days before the last red kettle bell rings.
Racist graffiti targets Wayland school superintendent
Students and staff of Wayland High School were greeted with a racist statement as they pulled into school Wednesday morning.
Last minute shoppers browse Boston stores as Christmas Day draws closer
Newbury Street, the Prudential Center and South Bay in Dorchester were all packed with shoppers this weekend with Christmas just a week away.