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The Rise, and Risk, of AI to Aspiring Writers
Folks, we have seen this coming for decades. The technology is not only here but it is also available for free to anyone on the interwebs for users to Continue Reading
Why Wack-a-Doodle Ramblings on Quantum Theory is Fun!
So, years later I can still see the look on her face. It was in-between, “What???” and “This seems weirdly uncomfortable.” I will set the stage here: Continue Reading
How ETRM Software is Supporting the Sustainable Energy Movement
The sustainable energy movement has gained tremendous momentum in recent years as societies worldwide seek to transition away from fossil fuels and Continue Reading
10 Essential Gadgets for Tech-Savvy College Students: Level Up Your Learning
The pen and paper times are long gone. Education and technology have become so inseparable that it’s hard to imagine your life as a college student Continue Reading
Will ChatGPT Replace Human Writers? A Look At Both Sides
Prologue Yeah, I know, a prologue is normally applied to books and not articles, so sue me. It’s a good way to explain the concept of this article Continue Reading
Mad Scientist – The Military and Artificial Intelligence
by MSG Woody Woodward, US Army The battlefield has grown vertically, horizontally, and virtually expanding into multiple complex domains, adding an Continue Reading
Artificial Intelligence: There’s No Stopping The Technology Train
"Art and science are both uniquely human actions, outside the range of anything that an animal can do. And here we see that they derive from the same Continue Reading
7 Ways To Lessen The Environmental Impacts Of Mining
Without mining, many economies would crash, and nations wouldn't progress. It supplies the world's need for coal, gold, ore, copper, nickel, platinum, Continue Reading
“Drone On”: Targeted Killing, Drone Warfare, and Jus Ad Bellum
by Kim Caccamo Editor's Note: Kim Caccamo is a cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point. This academic work product does not reflect Continue Reading
3 Must-Have Emergency Lifesavers for Your Car
Trauma is the leading cause of death for ages 44 and younger. It is also the leading cause of productive life years lost for ages 75 and under. That Continue Reading
Forest Management: A View from Space
For millions of years, forests have ensured the survival of our planet by reducing greenhouse gasses from the atmosphere. They store solar energy and Continue Reading