Tech’s Tangled Web: Intersectionality and Surveillance in AI
Discover how AI biases impact facial recognition and the consequences of surveillance, urging ethical tech use.
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Discover how AI biases impact facial recognition and the consequences of surveillance, urging ethical tech use.
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The UN has concluded its COP28 climate conference to discuss solutions for human-caused climate change and the overall climate crisis.
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The intersection of work and family roles often creates challenges for women during pregnancy, and many women find themselves under significant pressure to return to work shortly after childbirth.
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The sociological analysis of mental health focuses on the impact of social conditions that affect well-being.
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The promise of a democratic platform in the digital era was that everyone would have a say. Sociologists have long recognized that technology is neither inclusive nor restrictive.
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Many first-generation college students focus on social mobility. Obtaining a college degree can enable students to work higher-paying jobs.
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When examining the experiences of first-generation college students, it is important to note the family dynamics that can shape and influence the college experience.
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While navigating the academic coursework of college can be difficult for all students, first-generation college students are also learning and navigating the rules, norms, and system of college.
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“Amateurism” is the driving regulatory concept the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) adopted in the early twentieth century.
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Innovations in artificial intelligence (AI) are pushing us into an AI-driven era that will rapidly change societies around the globe.
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“Burnout” is among the phrases that have become more widely used and recognized since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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On November 3, 2018, Laudemer Arboleda, a mentally ill man, was killed by police officer Andrew Hall in Danville, a wealthy San Francisco suburb.
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In the United States, the month of January 2023 set a record for having the most mass shootings since 2014
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The economy, gun policy, violent crime, and climate change are a few of the things Gen Z wants to change.
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In the January 2018 Strada-Gallup Why Higher Ed report, 58% of respondents indicated that employment/career motivations are the main reasons for pursuing higher education.
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There are indications that something is seriously wrong with the U.S. education system. This may be especially so with our system of higher education.
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Weeks into the Covid-19 Pandemic, we began hearing the phrase “the new normal” from politicians, mainstream and social media outlets, and many of our friends and family.
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In February 2022, The New York Times reported on a scheme concocted by top executives at IBM to replace older employees with millennials.
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The number of divorces per 1,000 people declined from a peak of 5.3 in 1979 to 2.3 in 2020.
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