2 Introduction 1 Thesis Statement: As AI companions become increasingly lifelike and emotionally responsive, society must confront complex questions about intimacy, identity, ethics, and the evolving definition of relationships. 2 Context: From chatbots to robotic partners, AI companions are no longer science fiction they’re a growing part of people’s emotional and social lives. 3 What…
2 Introduction 1 Thesis Statement: While AI promises to make criminal justice systems more efficient through tools like predictive policing, it also risks reinforcing systemic biases, raising critical questions about fairness, accountability, and civil rights. 2 Context: AI is increasingly used in areas such as risk assessment, surveillance, and crime prediction but not without controversy….
2 Introduction 1 Thesis Statement: While AI systems are often viewed as objective, they can inherit and even amplify human biases. Achieving true fairness in AI requires critical scrutiny of data, design, and deployment practices. 2 Context: From hiring algorithms to facial recognition, biased AI outcomes have raised concerns about justice, equality, and accountability. 3…
2 Introduction 1 Thesis Statement: AI is transforming education by enabling personalized learning, automating administrative tasks, and expanding access to high-quality resources, ultimately reshaping how students learn and teachers teach. 2 Context: From adaptive learning platforms to AI tutors and smart grading tools, AI technologies are becoming integral to modern education. 3 Personalized Learning with…
2 Introduction 1 Thesis Statement: While AI has brought many benefits, its use in creating deepfakes and spreading misinformation represents a significant threat to truth, trust, and democracy. 2 Context: Advances in generative AI (e.g., deep learning models like GANs and large language models) have made it easier than ever to fabricate realistic videos, images,…
2 Introduction 1 Thesis statement: AI is reshaping the world of work, presenting both threats through automation and opportunities via job creation. The ultimate impact depends on how society, governments, and industries adapt to these changes. 2 Context: Rapid advancements in AI (e.g., machine learning, robotics, generative AI) are influencing tasks previously thought to be…
2 What Is a Digital Twin? A digital twin is a dynamic, real-time digital counterpart of a physical entity. It integrates data from sensors, historical records, and simulations to mirror and predict the behaviour of its real-world counterpart. This allows for enhanced decision-making, predictive maintenance, and process optimization. (What is digital-twin technology? McKinsey & Company,…
2 Innovative Health Monitoring Wearables 1 Smart Insoles for Gait Analysis: Researchers have developed self-powered insoles equipped with 22 sensors that convert walking pressure into electrical signals. These insoles can detect early signs of dementia, orthopedic issues, and lumbar disc problems by analyzing gait patterns. The data is transmitted to a smartphone app, providing visualizations…
Recent advancements in fusion energy research have brought us closer to realizing clean, sustainable power. Here are some notable developments: (Instrucciones para fabricar el Sol: así se ha acelerado la carrera para conseguir energía con la fusión nuclear) 2 Scientific Breakthroughs 1 Inertial Fusion Amplifier Schemes: Researchers have proposed innovative amplifier designs for inertial confinement…
2 What Is AI Governance? AI governance refers to the frameworks, policies, standards, and oversight mechanisms used to guide the development, deployment, and use of artificial intelligence in safe, ethical, transparent, and accountable ways. It includes both: 1 Internal governance: Within organizations (responsible AI practices, compliance frameworks) 2 External governance: Legal and regulatory oversight by…