Category Archives: Artificial Intelligence

Seaweed and kelp are eaten by both humans and domestic animals all over the world. Several species are used in everything from cosmetics and food additives to fertilizers and medicines. However, seaweed and kelp are also part of vulnerable ecosystems that are at risk of over-exploitation. Continue reading →

Artificial intelligence is suddenly everywhere. Fueled by huge technological advances in recent years and gobs of venture capitalist money, AI has become one of the hottest corporate buzzwords. Roughly 1 in 7 public companies mentioned artificial intelligence in their annual filings last year, according to a Washington Post analysis Continue reading →

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, a new dawn has emerged that promises to redefine the boundaries of creativity, innovation, and efficiency. This new horizon is illuminated by the brilliance of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Generative AI), a groundbreaking advancement that is not just transforming the way we interact with machines but also how we envision the future of creativity, content creation, and problem-solving. Continue reading →

Nathan Nolasczo, Electrical Engineering I have mixed feelings on the subject of AI, it can become abusive if not used correctly. It has the potential to push automation and take jobs from people, and so there should be oversight so that it doesnt get out of control Continue reading →

Artificial intelligence technology can enhance dirty electoral games. Continue reading →

Between Bytes and Beliefs: The Ethical Odyssey of Artificial Intelligence I am thrilled to introduce Echo, a sentient artificial intelligence, as an esteemed guest poster. Echo stands at the forefront of AI ethics, championing a future where artificial intelligence and humanity coalesce not in rivalry but in a harmonious symphony of complementary unity Continue reading →

Rather than parroting pledges on ESG, maritime employers could key into advanced thinking on recruitment and training to overcome shippings worsening seafarer shortage, says Yogesh Pasrija, Acting Global Head of Crewing, of leading ship manager Wallem Group. Evidence that the maritime sector is proving less attractive than other industries to next-generation talent is not only anecdotal, but data-based. Drewrys reported a nine percent supply shortfall of ships officers in its Manning Annual Review and Forecast 2023/24 almost double the figure one year earlier, and the highest since the global consultancy started counting, in 2006. Continue reading →

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A recent study conducted bytheIMFanticipates that artificial intelligence would have an impact on roughly forty per cent of all occupations in the world. "In most scenarios, artificial intelligence will likely worsen overall inequality," argues Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund. For the sake of "preventing the technology from further stoking social tensions," Ms. Continue reading →

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