What’s AI to Do in a World Where Ethics Are Subjective?
As we design and further develop AI, how can we ensure we don't create harm?
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The Early Universe Was Bathed in Blue Velvet Light
Amazing technology shows us that early galaxies were swaddled in hydrogen, glowing blue. Why does this matter?
Avoid Social Media PTSD: Block and Unfollow
When it comes to social media, one thing I often suggest for spiritual growth is discerning when it is appropriate to block or unfollow someone.
Tech Will Expose Us All—So We Must All Become Experts in Love
As technology continues to develop, it exposes human intention while eliminating our privacy. The result of this accelerating trend is that the confidentiality that we currently maintain as persons will continue to erode. As such, we should begin to prepare ourselves for the biggest reveal of all: the day when technology exposes the thoughts of our mind.
Our Robots, Ourselves
When the line between us and our technology becomes increasingly blurred, it is ever more important that we examine what our technology is saying about who we are as a society.
Google Duplex: An Introvert’s Dream or the Tech We Love to Hate
Hate small talk? We're getting less and less of it in our daily grind, thanks to AI.
The Problem Isn’t Screen Time, the Problem Is Content
Does "the devil live in our phones," or is there just a lack of virtuous content?
NASA Uses AR to Assemble Spacecraft
Assembling a spacecraft is much different than the traditional repetitive assembly line production. “Just about every time, we are building something for the first time,” says Brian O’Connor, the vice
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The Death of Expertise, Part II: Everyone’s a Critic
In Part II of the series, we consider the drawbacks when we no longer elevate experts and authorities.
Caretaking Practice for May: Gratitude
We've all heard that gratitude is important to our wellbeing. What about using it for others' wellbeing, too?
Addicted to Helping: An Interview with Bethany Dearborn Hiser
For many in "caring professions" like counselors, activists, social workers, and pastors, taking time away to recharge and renew oneself can be seen as unnecessary and privileged. Bethany Dearborn Hiser shares why this attitude not only is wrong, but it is also dangerous.
The SuperPosition Podcast
The Superposition Podcast
7. Social media libel, Regulating Zuckerberg, and Questioning how humans flourish through tech
Christopher and Duncan delve into Social Media Libel, Regulating Zuckerberg, and Questioning How Humans Flourish through Tech.
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