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Have you ever watched a hummingbird in flight? The speed of each wing beat is so fast that their physical presence becomes a blur. It is only when alit that you see it’s a bird. If only someone could invent a technology that can do what hummingbirds do, almost making a portion of their bodies invisible.
Hummingbirds, not whirling dervishes, appear to be the inspiration...
An mRNA vaccine has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the past week for seasonal influenza. mFlusiva is a single-dose vaccine that uses the same technology used to create COVID-19 vaccines. After...
This is Part 3 of Harper Lane’s look at how artificial intelligence (AI) is disrupting higher education. If you have not read Parts 1 and 2, here are the links:
The arrival of generalized artificial intelligence (AI) couldn’t be coming at a worse time, say some environmentalists. Why? Because the AI being created by Silicon Valley billionaires is an energy hog, requiring massive data centres. That means expanding energy production to meet demand, which is turning into a carbon emissions problem as burning coal and natural gas in ther...
Higher education and artificial intelligence (AI) are a hot topic these days. It is not a subject to shy away from considering the impact AI will have on how and what we learn and future employer criteria to secure a job.
In Part 1 of this 3-part look at AI and education, guest author Harper Lane described the educational divorce happening in universities...