Tanisha DuBransky

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Elective Ethics in Artificial Intelligence Programs

April 10, 2021 / Society / No Comments

Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Computer Science is the country’s first institution to offer an Artificial Intelligence (AI) undergraduate degree. A degree at the undergraduate level is an opportunity to

Connection Over Content: Should the Church Take a Page from Facebook?

February 14, 2021 / Voices / No Comments

“Facebook changes something every couple months. The design, the newsfeed algorithm, the relationship with advertisers—this change is different. There is a clarity around the priority of relationships and reducing the

Test Driving Digital License Plates

January 12, 2021 / Tech / No Comments

Digital license plates come with both benefits and drawbacks. How Sacramento is testing this potentially game-changing innovation.

What To Do with Dead Malls?

December 14, 2020 / Caretaking / No Comments

Once bustling and profitable, many malls across the US are dying as consumers move to online shopping and purchase less from traditionally big retailers. What do we do with these dying mall spaces?

Do Your Children Struggle with Executive Functioning? Brili Makes Routines Easy

December 1, 2020 / Reviews / No Comments

Chaos might be an understatement if you’ve ever tried to get out the door on time on a weekday morning with one or more school-aged children. Brili is an app that promises “routine

Five Reasons Why Alexa May Be a Mom’s Best Friend

October 23, 2020 / Reviews / No Comments

I knew having an assistant would spoil me. I had no idea I would use her for so much.

How Can I Help You?

April 18, 2021 / Adoration

I have a strange occurrence that happens to me regularly. Everywhere I go, I seem to get the same question: “Sir, can you help me?” For some reason people think that I look like someone meant to work at places that serve them.