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The Artificial intelligence in the future

November 4, 2026November 4, 2026 Editor

The Artificial intelligence in the future There are still many people in our world. No, everyone is using AI. Most people probably use AI when they need help with homework or translation. Or you use it a lot when you need an explanation. But aren’t you curious about how AI will change in the future? Then let’s find out together. First, if AI were alive from today into the future, it would be smarter than it is today. So it could replace jobs that require intelligence. Then, teacher, mathematician,…

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Why Human Creativity Still Matters in a World of Artificial Intelligence

October 29, 2026 Editor

Before, apart from quiz bees, essay writing competitions dominated each young achiever’s list of goals. Proof that, apart from simple memorization, they were capable of composing something from their own thoughts and ideas. Near-perfect grammar and a wide range of vocabulary earned them the “walking dictionary” nickname. But with AI on the rise, these achievements lose value faster than ever. What happens when acquired intellect gets replaced by artificial intelligence? It started with simple grammar checkers, then moved on to paraphrasers. New features were added so you can adjust your…

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” The Emotional Neglect of a person, and their co-dependency towards AI ”

October 15, 2026October 5, 2026 Editor

” The Emotional Neglect of a person, and their co-dependency towards AI ” By Arabella Faye D. Lucas When you ask someone what may classify as an addiction there are many responses they can give, such as: “Substance abuse”, “Cigarettes and vapes”, “Hyper-Sexuality”, etcetera. But there are many forms of addiction one may not think of, such as the addiction towards AI. Reading this, many may say: “AI isn’t an addiction!” which is false. AI can most definitely be an addiction, and one that is neglected by the peoples’…

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Public Libraries in the Digital Age

July 7, 2026June 15, 2026 Editor

Public libraries remain important even when information seems available everywhere online. Students may think of libraries as quiet places with books, but many libraries offer internet access, study rooms, job help, language classes, events, and safe public space. For college students, the topic feels especially close because technology is not a distant industry; it is the environment where we study, socialize, apply for jobs, and form opinions. Small design choices can quietly shape our habits before we even notice them. As more services move online, people without devices, broadband, or…

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Space Tourism and the Question of Priorities

June 21, 2026June 15, 2026 Editor

Space tourism is exciting, but it also raises uncomfortable questions about money and priorities. For most students, space travel sounds like science fiction. For billionaires and wealthy customers, it is becoming a luxury experience. This issue matters because it shows how large social changes enter everyday life. They do not arrive only through headlines; they appear in routines, choices, relationships, and the small systems people depend on without thinking. When a small group can spend enormous resources on brief trips beyond Earth, it can feel strange in a world with…

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Voice-Message Transcripts Need Confidence Markers

June 17, 2026 Editor

Automatic voice-message transcripts should identify uncertain words instead of presenting every interpretation as equally reliable.

Technology

Home Security Cameras Need Visitor Privacy Modes

June 17, 2026 Editor

Home cameras should offer simple temporary privacy settings for guests, workers, caregivers, and household members who do not want constant recording.