AI

AI creates workforce disruption rather than destruction : It won’t be the death of jobs.
- Priyakshi Goswami & Anshumali Mehta
- February 5, 2023
“The robots are coming for your job, too” – is the current mainstream outcry, or could we say paranoia? New artificial intelligence and robotic technologies are fueling fears that automation will cause widespread unemployment. The debate of automation causing potential mass unemployment has been hounding the AI community for the past decade. People tend to […]
Read MorePeeking Behind the AI Curtain: Navigating the Transparency Trap
- Cas Hoekstra & Teodora Stefanovic
- February 5, 2023
Who will stand behind AI when we can no longer be sure of the intent behind the algorithms? Transparency, by definition, is the ease to perceive or detect something, whereas, in the context of Artificial Intelligence, it is referred to as explainable AI, this relates to humans being able to perceive the amount of testing […]
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Poor AI literacy : A real threat to democracy
- Andreanne Proulx & Evangelia Toutou
- February 5, 2023
The term literacy originally refered to the ability to read and communicate using written language. In the past decades, literacy has been used with increasing flexibility to encompass a variety of skills and knowledge within many disciplines, from scientific literacy to digital literacy, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) literacy. This article focuses on AI literacy, which […]
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AI is finally here. Humans are here to stay.
- Gowtham Venkatesan and Harsh Pundhir
- February 5, 2023
To many of us, it came as a surprise that creative jobs, which are often thought of as immune to automation, are among the first to be disrupted by AI. In recent years, advancements in Generative AI (GAI) have led to the creation of highly sophisticated and realistic works, from digital art to music and […]
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From Chalkboards to Chatbots: AI to the rescue in the classroom
- Manuel Giurea Scanferla & Ángel Gil
- February 5, 2023
While students are 20% of our population they are 100% of our future. Prince Ea Education is an essential aspect of human development, and its primary objective is to prepare individuals to meet the challenges of life by imparting knowledge, skills, and values. It can be thought of as the transmission of the values and […]
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AI in Social Media Causes Mental Health Issues
- Elise de Koning & Florence Cornelissen
- February 5, 2023
We have all experienced it at one time or another, when we briefly needed to check something on our phone, opened our favorite app out of curiosity and got caught by an AI algorithm. Before you know it, you are an hour away, completely distracted from your original purpose for which you grabbed your phone in the first place. As this is a persistent problem these days, we will discuss the negative effects of AI in social media on one’s mental health in this article.
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The inevitable mass unemployment
- Quinn Scot & Myrte Kuipers
- February 5, 2023
How AI will conquer the job market Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a topic of discussion for many years, with its impact on society being both positive and negative. While many have touted its ability to automate tasks and increase efficiency, one of the most significant, even though often overlooked, concerns about AI is its […]
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The ethical and social implications of creating conscious AI: Why we should grant them rights.
- nmn910
- February 5, 2023
Agnes Admiraal & Nikki Moolhuijsen IntroductionThe world of AI has yielded many different types of highly intelligent algorithms, resulting in more humanoid AI. Some futurists (Kharpal, 2018) believe that machines will become more intelligent than humans within the next century. Thus far, what has distinguished us from these machines is our consciousness, however, this may […]
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Let’s Not Get Carried Away With Elon Musk’s Neuralink: It’s probably a bad idea
- Erin Zeeman & Geralda van 't Hof
- February 5, 2023
Elon Musk is known as an extravagant and highly entrepreneurial billionaire, responsible for ventures such as SpaceX, OpenAI, Hyperloop and Neuralink. The latter officially started off in the mid ’10s, being founded by Musk and several associates. At the start of the 20’s the company had grown to have close to 100 employees and was […]
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“As long as they are happy” – Reshape primary education to prepare our children for a future we know nothing about
- Ruby Uwadiegwu & Sophie Walboomers
- February 5, 2023
In many ways, our lives are better than ever before. In this increasingly digital world, we are all constantly connected and have all the information we could want at our fingertips. This trend is not expected to stop at all: Artificial Intelligence (AI) will soon enter all aspects of our lives, to make them better, […]
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