Tag: technology

I was recently perusing the Triangle website when I stumbled upon an interesting little article by Sam Gregg about the dangers of ChatGPT. While this…

I first heard about ChatGPT when the first public “research trial” was launched in 2022, and right away I recognized the clear and present danger…

The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority has released the newest version of their mobile application, version 3.0 for both Android and iOS, a massive overhaul of…

Philadelphia is a hub for innovation and research, with giants like the University of Pennsylvania, Temple University and Jefferson University constantly pushing out groundbreaking research…

Before I say anything, I admit I may be a bit biased, because the Nintendo 64 was the first gaming console I ever owned. I…

The evolution of technology has transformed the landscape of education, offering college students a wide array of innovative tools to enhance their learning experiences. Among…

If you have ever broken a phone screen, had a bad battery, ruined your microphone or snapped a key off a laptop keyboard, you know…

In recent years, citizen science has become essential in bridging the disparity between the scientific community and general public. Citizen science, research that relies on…

In the final mayoral forum before Philadelphia voters choose a Democratic candidate for Philadelphia’s one-hundredth mayor in the city’s primary election on Tuesday, May 16,…

This April Fools’ Day propelled me to ask the not-so-original yet consequential question – is our increasing reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) making us dumber?…