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Author: Bill Dembski Book Review Dembski, W. A. (2021, April 17). Review of Erik Larson’s THE MYTH OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. Retrieved from billdembski.com: https://billdembski.com/science-and-technology/review-erik-larson-myth-of-artificial-intelligence/
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Author: Kirsten Grind, Sam Schechner, Robert McMillan, and John West Google, special business interest, and media the power to shape politics, economics, and culture. We should be aware that these behemoths drives what we see…
Author: Cade Metz This is article is important as bias may be introduced through intervention, search engine algorithm, and general usage. Bias in A.I. Metz, C. (2019, 11 12). We Teach A.I. Systems Everything, Including…
Authors: Beth McMurtrie Teach-based Model to Teach Math McMurtrie, B. (2019, June 24). A Tech-Based Model to Teach Math Has Spread Across Higher Education. But for Some Students, Could It Do More Harm Than Good?…
Author: Christopher Benson Is there a ghost in the machine? Christopher Benson reflects on how human beings defined by interlinked body, mind, and soul is not a machine. He argues that the material naturalist metaphor…
Author: Kate Shellnutt Eat, Pray, Code Shellnut, K. (2018, October 26). Eat, Pray, Code: Rule of St. Benedict Becomes Tech Developer’s Community Guidelines. Retrieved from Christianity Today: https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2018/october/sqlite-benedict-rule-code-ethics-hipp-developer-christian.html Image by: tulla / Getty Images