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The Socioeconomic Outlook on Artificial Intelligence

In the middle of a drought-stricken region lies numerous high-tech data centers, humming with thousands of processors and consuming copious amounts of water to regulate the temperature of its systems. On the other side of the globe, in an ordinary supermarket, all the employees have been replaced by robots and automated systems. Meanwhile, boardrooms in headquarters of big tech firms anticipate billions in new revenue … Continue reading The Socioeconomic Outlook on Artificial Intelligence

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Preparing For the Future of AI | Editorial

Editor’s Note: Any opinions expressed in City Voice articles are the authors’ own and do not necessarily reflect those of the City Voice. Over the past few days, something has made me somewhat worried. It’s about AI, as it typically is. If you’ve been following the news at all, you may have seen a stream of articles that are talking about the AI ‘bubble’ bursting. … Continue reading Preparing For the Future of AI | Editorial

AI Explained: The History of AI & LLMs

AI of the Past Despite being a term used most frequently in the past two or so years, “artificial intelligence” has technically been around for over half a century. John McCarthy coined the term when talking at a conference at Dartmouth College in the mid-1950s, where he and researchers from Harvard, IBM, and Bell Telephone Laboratories proposed a research project into artificial intelligence. Unfortunately, the … Continue reading AI Explained: The History of AI & LLMs

Unlocking Potential: Exploring the ACE Mentor Program

Introduction In the realm of education and mentorship, initiatives like the ACE Mentor Program shine as beacons of hope, guiding aspiring students towards fulfilling careers in architecture, construction, and engineering. Founded on the principles of mentorship, education, and opportunity, the ACE Mentor Program has left an indelible mark on the lives of countless young individuals across the globe. In this article, we delve into the … Continue reading Unlocking Potential: Exploring the ACE Mentor Program

#Hacked

It would be a lie to say that I’m not addicted to my phone, like a lot of people, especially teens. More than 210 million people worldwide suffer from social media and internet addiction, according to Science Direct. And some teens spend more than 7 hrs a day on social media. This sounds concerning, doesn’t it? Previous employees of these social media companies agree. In … Continue reading #Hacked

Meta’s Connect Event

On October 11, 2022, Meta had an event that they have been hosting every year since 2020 called “Meta-Connect,” which is an event that is supposed to focus on all the aspects of the VR and AR programs that Meta has been working on throughout the year. This year Meta introduced a groundbreaking component to Meta’s Metaverse, one that will shape VR as a whole: … Continue reading Meta’s Connect Event

Tesla AI Day

To many, Tesla is known for its production of electric vehicles, having developed cars on par with its competitors, including Ford and Volkswagen, and becoming the largest electric vehicle manufacturer in the world. However, following Tesla AI Day on September 30, 2022, the company portrayed itself as a catalyst for modern technology, particularly artificial intelligence. Throughout the presentation, Tesla showcased their progression in the development … Continue reading Tesla AI Day

The U.S Military and The Metaverse: An Unexpected Pair

The metaverse. We’ve heard of it, seen it talked about on TV. Heck, maybe we’ve even experienced it, but the fact is that it’s a very loose term. What is the metaverse, and what’s the military doing with it? For starters, the metaverse is “characterized by persistent virtual worlds that continue to exist even when you’re not playing,” according to a Wired article titled “What … Continue reading The U.S Military and The Metaverse: An Unexpected Pair

iPhone 13 Signals A New Era For Consumer Technology

Last week Tuesday in a short company event spanning just over an hour, Cupertino, Calif. tech giant Apple Inc. announced the release of several new products. Due to coronavirus concerns, the company elected to deliver the entire event experience online — sans live audience — from its own native website Apple.com. In a characteristically clean presentation dominated by the headlines of a new iPhone — … Continue reading iPhone 13 Signals A New Era For Consumer Technology

The 59 Second Minute

December 31st, 2016. The clock was at 23:59:58. Tick. The clock struck 23:59:59. Tick. Now, in a normal year, the time would change to 00:00:00, January 1st. But 2016 was no normal year: Lin Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton had become a nationwide sensation, Harambe had been transformed into a meme, Pokemon Go had taken over everyone’s social life, and the Earth was spinning too slowly. Yes, … Continue reading The 59 Second Minute