Modern Advertising Threatens Our Free Will
By Ansh Barot
/ July 15, 2020
Free will forms one of the pillars of modern society, but targeted, manipulative and psychological advertising jeopardises this concept. … Read moreModern Advertising Threatens Our Free Will
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Cyber Security – Just how much is there that we need to protect?
By Rishabh Luthra
/ July 10, 2020
Our dependence and reliance on an ever-growing realm of networks and computer systems has been increasing, heightening the importance of cybersecurity - but just how important is it … Read moreCyber Security – Just how much is there that we need to protect?
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Convolutional Neural Networks: Big Data, Big Rewards
By Sida Li
/ June 16, 2020
Amazon's recommender systems, medical imaging, facial recognition and OCR document scanning. What do all of these have in common … Read moreConvolutional Neural Networks: Big Data, Big Rewards
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The Misrepresentation of Data – How graphs can lie
By Rishabh Luthra
/ June 5, 2020
Today, one of the main ways in which we receive information is through graphical representations, therefore it is vital that we are able to identify whether these visuals are telling us the whole truth or just a part of it, to convey a specific purpose … Read moreThe Misrepresentation of Data – How graphs can lie
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The real reason for the Texas power blackout
One of the biggest - and most legitimate - criticisms of renewable energy is that it simply isn't reliable enough ...
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The Evolution of the Data protection act
Personal data, put simply, is “information about a particular person or individual.” Individuals can include anyone from employees and business ...
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Artificial Intelligence – Its Place in Our World.
Artificial Intelligence. Machine Learning. Deep Learning. In our ever-changing society – laden with the latest and greatest technology, it is ...
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Evaluating the Impact of Covid-19 Measures in a School Environment by Simulating a Potential Outbreak
Introduction and Motivation Many schools have been reopening during the Covid-19 pandemic, so therefore the key question of how to ...
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Philosophy of AI, Part 2: Learning
Learning - the acquisition of knowledge or skills through study, experience, or being taught.Oxford Dictionary Learning is one of the ...
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Modern Advertising Threatens Our Free Will
The concept of free will is, 'the ability to decide what to do independently of any outside influence', and is ...
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Cyber Security – Just how much is there that we need to protect?
With an ever-growing realm of networks, computer systems and online services present, it is becoming more and more important to ...
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COVID-19 and 5G – Is there a correlation?
As the COVID-19 pandemic flares throughout the world, many people have made their own theories as to how and why ...
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Convolutional Neural Networks: Big Data, Big Rewards
Moore's Law is a famous term in computing that describes how the number of transistors in integrated circuits doubles every ...
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Quantum Computers: The death of Privacy?
In a world where humans are connected to technology to the point where we can be compared to “cyborgs”, as ...
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Behold Nanomedicine: An Era to Come and Conquer
Nanomedicine is a developing branch of medicine that applies the use of nanotechnology. The intricate nature of nanotechnology makes it ...
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The Misrepresentation of Data – How graphs can lie
We rely heavily on statistics and data in order to provide justification to our statements and points. However sometimes, it ...
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Extended Reality – Bridging The Virtual and The Digital.
In real life, there are limitations to every action. We are limited by scarce resources, time deadlines as well as ...
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Self-Driving Cars – The difficulty of achieving the inevitable
Self-driving cars: from 2020 you will become a permanent backseat driverThe Guardian 2015 In 2015, the Guardian predicted that by ...
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COVID-19 Models: Predicting the Unpredictable
COVID-19 is full of unknowns. An unknown origin. An even more unknown future. And what is the most fundamental fear ...
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Philosophy of AI, Part 1: Communication
“Then you should say what you mean," the March Hare went on. "I do," Alice hastily replied; "at least-at least ...
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