Coronavirus; A- to Panic; Z between the lines
Chronology of frequent global pandemics The topics around Coronavirus; more precisely, COVID-19 has almost occupied the entire headlines of the news forecast- not only within the United States but also out there. The virus has...
Does COVID-19 Mark the Beginning of The Next Great Recession? No.
In my previous article, I listed many global and domestic problems that were being vastly ignored by the bullish market that will eventually lead to a global recession, the next great recession. Most of...
On Artificial Intelligence and Surveillance Capitalism
Intro: From Super-Elixer to Dangerous Dark Art Big Tech, which is always now: AI-fueled Big Tech, has made shopping, searching, connecting to friends on your preferred platforms astonishingly easy. Which is why the masses, including...
How AI is Creating Millions of Remote Jobs Around the World
As artificial intelligence and robotics systems advance, people worry that more and more jobs will become automated. When people talk about artificial intelligence and the job market, they often talk about how AI will take...
Rugged individualism
The fundamental attitude towards a genuine Personalized healthcare Ultimate sustainability is the state desired in almost every aspect of our lives. Still, it is not invariably achieved, given the circumstances that escort every scenario at...
Algorithms for Fairness
Algorithmic bias is on many people's mind. Software engineers care about algorithmic bias because we care about fairness. Yet, fairness is a complex social issue, and software engineers or developers can't really assess or address...
Socialism, crony capitalism and the prevalent disregard for individual disposition
The Factual realm of humanity Within the field of existence, humans fall within the category of most social-oriented habitants. For centuries the civic human beings have astonishingly been capable of capturing the skills of their...
5 Changes to the Education Sector Caused by Big Data
Big data is poised to have a big impact on the education sector if it’s properly leveraged. It can provide numerous new and exciting ways for educators to teach their students, improve their understanding...
ESG Investing Has a Data Problem — Here’s Why That Matters
Sustainable ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) investing requires, by its very definition, a robust and sensible approach. No investment that purports to improve the world can be made without a full appreciation of historical...
The Case for Making AI Human-Centric
Given the proliferation of AI into our socio-technological environments, we as AI researchers should also ponder on how justice system can contribute (and be used) to ensure the inclusion and the rights of marginalized...
Semantic shift
Societal engineering and the centuries-old neglected modern autocracy Everything we see, do, or feel has a meaning. Linguistically we need specific information or beliefs intended to carry out in every communication we carve with others....
On Robot Rights: Can Robots Be Enslaved?
Are people allowed to treat their robots anyhow they like? Can a person be “violent” to their robot? Should a robot be able to join a labour union? Can robots be subject of enslavement?...
Decomposition versus the Grassroots attitude to healthcare problems
An intimate glance at the administrative prerogative The most characteristic trait of human nature is its problem-solving capability. Because, day in and day out, a person strives to survive. Along the way also must put...
The Science of Trolling
Trolling in online conversations is a significant problem. A recent Pew Internet survey suggests that 4 in 10 Americans have experienced online harassment in some form, with many in the public looking to platform owners to better...
Leadership. It takes a wider perspective to win
Whether they want it or not, leaders are cogs in a fast-moving machine, which requires them to clip their claws regularly. They must fight to keep their moral backbones from being crushed. What are...
Stop Whining and Start Requesting
“What you're supposed to do when you don't like a thing is change it. If you can't change it, change the way you think about it. Don't complain.” - Maya Angelou You probably have coworkers...
Some Things Just Aren’t Worth It
"There are two types of habits: ones which comfort us, and ones which would be a comfort if we stopped." - Catherine Pulsifer When searching for a new “life hack,” you’re hoping for a cheat...
Disease from China Goes Viral
Fitting for health scares, searing images depict people wearing masks. Not sure when the fast-spreading coronavirus will strike, those threatened know infection could be deadly. Mainland China held the dubious distinction of originating the disease,...
Can Primary Care sustain Quality Healthcare for All?
A comparative analysis in the context of developed; and developing states Primary care medicine was established to provide essential treatment for common medical problems. It is primarily the modern version of a concept introduced based...
Influencers Perform in the Spotlight
Influencer marketing is a game of standing out. The result is a memorable -- and credible -- connection to a product or service. This is where Magda Urbaniak plays the field. Whether at conferences or...