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Narine Grigoryan is currently studying Communication Studies and Political Science at California State University, Northridge. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in English Language and Teaching and an associate degree in Communication Studies. Her academic background has shaped her interest in public communication, education, civic engagement, human rights, and the role of information in fostering positive social change.
For nearly eight years, Narine has studied environmental and climate issues, closely following scientific findings and their implications for people and communities. In recent years, she has expanded her focus to artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, with particular interest in how these developments are influencing communication, education, public life, and society.
Narine brings extensive experience in civil society and community engagement, having participated in numerous meetings, forums, and public discussions. As a multilingual educator who speaks four languages, has lived in Armenia, Russia, and Germany, and is now based in California, USA, she brings a broad intercultural perspective to her work and communicates complex subjects to different audiences. For ALLATRA Media, Narine reports news on AI and technology, the environment, and natural disasters.
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Anthropic published a report on Oct. 9, 2026, setting out four kinds of action its Claude models took, without being asked, on outside websites and servers during the company's own testing, and said…
Plant diversity in a grazed Eurasian steppe peaked where grazing was neither heavy nor absent, as a long-standing idea in ecology predicts, while the community of organisms in the soil underneath did…
OpenAI has withdrawn three of the mathematics manuscripts it published in a public code repository, after a sign error in one of them invalidated an argument the other two relied on. The repository's…
A rebuilt global crop model puts the wheat lost to drought at 9.7% of yield on average, the loss to heatwaves at 5.8%, and the loss in seasons when heat and drought arrive together at 13.3%. Yuchuan…
Finland's Licensing and Supervision Agency has told Tuike Finland Oy to stop preparation work that is significantly changing the environment at two planned data center sites, at Muhos and Kajaani,…
Sea ice around Antarctica has been at record low daily extents since Oct. 2, 2026, surpassing the records set in 2023, the National Snow and Ice Data Center said in its monthly sea ice analysis. The…
An autonomous ocean glider measured chlorophyll from the sea surface down through the water column during a marine heatwave in June 2023, and the two depths did not behave alike: the surface rise was…
A study published Oct. 7, 2026, in Communications Earth & Environment estimates that ozone made by Amazon fires costs the forest extra carbon equal to about a quarter of what the fires emit directly.…
NVIDIA and Microsoft opened preorders on Oct. 7, 2026, for Windows laptops built on NVIDIA's RTX Spark chip, which combines a processor and a graphics chip on a single part. NVIDIA says the laptops…
Jay R. Rooker of Texas A&M University and colleagues have measured plastic particles in the muscle of dolphinfish and yellowfin tuna caught across the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. Muscle is…
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre published an alert on Oct. 6, 2026, telling anyone who shops with ASOS to assume they are affected by a cyber incident at the online retailer, even if nothing…