Churn It Out: Turnitin’s New AI Epiphany
Georgia Rae writes a satirical commentary on Turnitin’s recent AI policy proposal.
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AI and Unemployment: Opportunity or Displacement?
Fathia discusses what AI means for the job market.
The Dash Between Us—On Dickinson, AI, and the Fear of Coherence
Calista discusses the way AI has affected the written world.
Read Against the Machine: Galatea 2.2 and AI “Human” Thought
Richard Power’s novel Galatea 2.2 follows a journey into the construction of artificial intelligence to replicate literary criticism. Autumn Huxtable explores how the novel highlights the uniqueness of human thought…
Maariya Khalid’s ‘Sick Dog’: A review by Emily Sanderson
Maariya Khalid’s ‘Sick Dog’, directed by Billie Switonski interrogates the increasing concern over AI in today’s society with nuance and sensitivity. The play follows the story of Winnie, a miserable…
DeepSeek: the underdog stepping on ChatGPT’s toes
Callum Oozeerally explores the sudden rise of DeepSeek and the weaking on America’s AI monopoly. The change the to AI landscape and the benefits of competition for the consumer are…
Big Tech bets big on Small Modular Reactors
Callum Oozeerally explores Small Modular Reactors, what are they and why the big tech companies are investing so much in them?
Is AI a serious risk to humanity?
What are the biggest risks facing humanity today? You’ll probably come up with a list containing the likes of climate change and nuclear war. Surely, the biggest risks are those…
AI, the new Nobel laureate
Callum Oozeerally explores the domination of AI in the 2024 Nobel Prizes and the controversies it has sparked in the science community.
Deepfakes: one of the next greatest threats to politics but also society
In this article, Rory Mcalpine explores the disturbing implications of deepfakes within modern politics.