Summary: Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is like a super smart computer that can help us in many ways. It can answer questions, make music, and even help us learn. But, we need to be careful with it too. Just like a powerful tool, it can be used in wrong ways, like stealing someone’s voice or… Continue reading AI Has the Potential to Change the World for Good, but We Need Safeguards
Little Drops or a Heavy Downpour: The Imperative of Noticing Change
In our world, the nature of change varies widely, from the subtle and slow to the swift and disruptive. This duality of change—embodied in the steady rise of sea levels and the sudden fury of hurricanes—serves as a powerful metaphor for how we perceive and respond to challenges in our lives and society. The contrast… Continue reading Little Drops or a Heavy Downpour: The Imperative of Noticing Change
Embracing Empathy: Staying Ahead in the Age of AI
In the swiftly evolving landscape of technology, where artificial intelligence (AI) is making strides that once belonged to the realm of science fiction, a wave of apprehension about the future of human work and relevance is palpable. Recent articles and studies projecting AI’s potential to overshadow human roles in various sectors add to this unease,… Continue reading Embracing Empathy: Staying Ahead in the Age of AI
Critical Facts About Waterborne Diseases In The United States and Abroad, by John Hawthorne
If you live in a developed country, and I assume many of you are if you’re reading this, waterborne diseases probably aren’t something you typically worry about. But did you know that poor water sanitation and a lack of safe drinking water take a greater human toll than war, terrorism and weapons of mass destruction… Continue reading Critical Facts About Waterborne Diseases In The United States and Abroad, by John Hawthorne
Democratic Corruption: The Case of Nigeria, By Ogunmakin Oyewumi
Democracy or democratic system of government is one of the most reputable system of government that gives values and recognition to the citizens of a particular country on how to shape their destiny or government through periodic franchise or referendum without being under duress or any intimidation. It is the most widely used system of… Continue reading Democratic Corruption: The Case of Nigeria, By Ogunmakin Oyewumi
You’re Powerful
If they say I can’t, And I say I can, I have to choose whose word I believe, And then prove it! It’s tempting to choose what they say, because it’s easier to prove; Just do nothing
Little Drops or a Heavy Downpour
There’s a reason we care about hurricanes. They come upon us all of a sudden. Cable TV, Mayors, Governors and FEMA jump in. On the other hand, sea levels are rising every day and have been doing so for a long time. In the long run, whether is instantaneous like a hurricane or drip drip… Continue reading Little Drops or a Heavy Downpour
Competing with Artificial Intelligence
I was just reading an article about how artificial intelligence (AI) is going me to make me obsolete in a few years, which was a little disheartening. As I thought about the article, it occurred to me that there are few areas I can always have the advantage over AI if I work on them.… Continue reading Competing with Artificial Intelligence