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Daily we hear in the news how we must prepare to fight China in a kinetic war. It is a forgone conclusion as our national security officials forgo the use of cognitive skills to seek other options.
Reports are emerging that college students are using AI to write term papers and required assignments. Are these future leaders demonstrating innovation by utilizing the latest technology to prepare them for the real world or just cheating?
For those interested in Artificial Intelligence, here is one of our best writers’ experiences.
The debut of China’s DeepSeek AI has taken the tech world by storm, outperforming some of the most advanced Western AI technologies while boasting an open-source framework.
Japanese Admiral Yamamoto reportedly said, “I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve.”
Oh, the joys of mowing the lawn! Said no one ever. It’s that delightful time of year again when we get to spend hours under the scorching sun, pushing or riding around a noisy, gas-guzzling contraption
The science of computer technology is transitioning from computers as computational devices, to imitators of human behavior.
As we continue to witness the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), it’s imperative to consider potential nefarious applications that may emerge in the future.
In the age of rapid technological advancement, the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and human intellect has become a subject of increasing fascination.
As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, schools are at the forefront of a cultural shift that has the potential to shape the way we approach education.
In the intricate dance of existence, we find ourselves grappling with a world brimming with choices, each veiled in shades of ambiguity.
Artificial Intelligence is a thought provoking new technology that can be used by and for the creative community…and the criminal community.
“It should come as no surprise with the maturity of image creation, the explosion of writing tools, and the massive rise of video and audio tools that are driving the growth of generative AI at such a rapid pace, the government and the public at large would start to consider who will directly and legally benefit from the outcome production of these new and developing technologies.” So why is no one talking about it?
There is such a thing as justifiable anger. Anger can cloud thinking and prompt rash action—or it can be used to think and plan appropriate responses to what’s currently going on in our country and across the globe.
This primer on Artificial Intelligence will get you up to speed on technology that’s available now and technology that’s fast approaching. Where do China, Russia and the U.S. stand on AI development?