Private industry has come to dominate the institutions of science and research—and there are growing calls for open access to information.
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While the lack of women and black people in the scientific workforce is a crisis on its own, this lack of diversity in artificial intelligence is contributing to the software itself reinforcing inequality in the way AI is used.
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Psychology impacts everything we do; which means gamification can be applied to almost every aspect of life.
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‘Artificial intelligence will either be the best or the worst thing ever to happen humanity.’
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If the thought of not posting a daily insta story gives you anxiety or if a new email notification simply can’t go unseen, it may be time for a digital detox.
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The global effort to capture the most elusive culprit.
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Take one sense out of the mix and suddenly dining out is far less pleasurable—especially for those who are visually impaired and the blind. Accessibility features work wonders for many people who need them but it’s worth considering whether they’re appropriate for everyone and ensuring those people are catered to. Is braille a dying language because of said accessibility features on technology?
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DNA editing at the cellular level is a reality, but before it can be explored in the prevention and treatment of human diseases, there are some serious risks to overcome.
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With so much to do on this small square I hold before me, it seems as though people of the technology age are never ‘bored.’ But is this a good thing?
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Vandalism should have won over the wish to have a public, well-cited crowdsourced knowledge base. And yet…
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