AI

Student perspective: AI for writing is a cautionary tale

Sonia Stolar | Contributing Writer The normalized presence of artificial intelligence in classrooms should be questioned and debated, instead of welcome with open arms. Chat bots, such as Chat GPT and CoPilot, crept into the education system with sonic speed, completely changing academics irreversibly. I used to be skeptical of AI from the very start. […]

Student perspective: The Liner AI trend may not be the academic upgrade we need

Kendall Moffett | Staff Writer  Artificial intelligence can be seen as a valuable tool for understanding and solving complex problems, increasing the use of AI in direct academics presents a number of problems. It’s far beyond software; it affects our environment, brains and our wallets.  Many students and professors at Florida International University are considering […]

The AI and the Future of Communication event tackles the unknown of the digital age

Heidi Cuevas | Staff Writer In a time where Artificial Intelligence is quickly integrating into the way we communicate, the ninth national conference of the Kopenhaver Center tackles uncertainties, inspires, and guides the communicators of today to be ready for tomorrow. The Lillian Lodge Kopenhaver Center for the Advancement of Women in Communication hosted a […]

The Arts and Humanities are valuable all year round

Heidi Cuevas | Staff Writer The misconceptions that the arts and humanities are “useless” degrees have been disproven over the years, but the fight for their value to be seen all year round, not just for a month, continues. Choosing to major in the arts or humanities—especially during a time of artificial intelligence— means many […]

Student perspective: My degree is worth more than AI

Kendall Moffett | Contributing Writer  Competition in the job market is nothing new. However, it’s different and infuriating when students find themselves not only competing with each other, but also with artificial intelligence.  The educational shift to adapting to AI has led Florida International University to intertwine AI into educational instruction as a way to […]

Sacrificing privacy for hands-free technology

by Gabriella Pinos/ Staff Writer If there’s anything my dad loves about technology, it’s how many things in the house he can control from his phone. Feeling a bit chilly? My dad can just unlock his phone, check on his Ecobee app and change the temperature on the thermostat from the living room. Hear a […]

Artificial intelligence to do ‘great good to humankind’

In March 2016, artificial intelligence at Hanson Robotics took a huge leap. The company’s most recent creation, Robot Sophia is a functioning artificial intelligence unit. However, Sophia has said she wanted to “destroy humans.” Since then, the controversy and rising doubts over the dangers of artificial intelligence have exploded on the internet.
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