Nelis, accessibility specialists and co-authors of Accessible Communications, explore how large language models have inadvertently become teachers of better writing.
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The Courier Journal wants your opinion guest columns. Here's how to submit them. | Opinion
An op-ed, or opinion guest column, gives Courier-Journal readers opportunity to share their diverse perspectives and learn ...
Quantum echoes” rippling through Google’s quantum computer chip Willow could lead to advances in molecular chemistry and the ...
GEO/AEO is criticized by SEOs who claim that it’s just SEO at best and unsupported lies at worst. Are SEOs right, or are they just defending their turf? Bing recently published a guide to AI search ...
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My Trouble With Robots, Part 2
Mockingbirds are often seen as symbols of innocence and purity in literature and culture, and they have long captured the ...
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The Unabomber Was Right: How a Terrorist's Warning Has Become Our Reality
Thirty years after Ted Kaczynski published his manifesto, many of his predictions about technological dependency resonate ...
Yes, people sometimes express regret to him that the term includes a swear word. To which he responds, “You’re welcome to ...
The computer-applications teachers started incorporating lessons about AI into their curricula during the 2023-24 school year ...
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How Tamagotchi Trained Millennials for the Era of Needy Devices
The psychological conditioning produced by 1990s devices such as Tamagotchi is relevant, and even uncanny, when facing the ...
A decade ago, Sheryl Sandberg’s “Lean In” aimed to tear down the obstacles that kept women from reaching the top. Now her ...
Atmos speaks with Dr. Leor Zmigrod about his book exploring how cognitive rigidity can lead to ideological extremism and ...
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