Joy Buolamwini is not just a computer scientist; she's a visionary, an artist, and a “poet of code” working to advance justice in the digital age. As the capabilities of and enthusiasm for artificial intelligence advance at a breakneck pace, her work delves deep into the murky depths of algorithmic bias, exposing the hidden prejudices that exist within artificial intelligence systems and advocating for fair and equitable technology. Her experiences as a Black woman in computer science have deeply influenced her work on bias and discrimination in artificial intelligence systems. 

More than one-third of adults have used a dating site or mobile application, and it now ranks as the preferred method where people look to find dates. According to a recent Pew Research study, 20% of adults aged 18 to 29 years reported meeting their current partner online. However, individuals aged 43 to 58 have historically found the most success with online dating, with 72% stating that meeting on a dating app led to a romantic relationship. 

Understanding the intricacies of human behavior in the online world has become essential for today’s businesses. From how people communicate and consume content online to how cyber criminals plan their attacks, businesses need to adopt a holistic approach to better understand their users, competitors, and employees. 

In an era dominated by technology and online interactions, the intersection of human psychology and the digital landscape has given rise to an emerging field known as cyberpsychology. This dynamic discipline has generated considerable attention thanks to its pivotal role in understanding, analyzing, and enhancing our digital lives. 

Elon Musk recently announced that Neuralink, his company aiming to revolutionize brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), has successfully implanted a brain chip in a human for the first time. The implantation of the device, called “the Link,” represents a leap forward in the realm of BCIs, which record and decode brain activity, that may allow for new innovations in health care, communication, and cognitive abilities. 

As artificial intelligence (AI) transforms nearly every aspect of modern life, it’s ushered in new opportunities, efficiencies, and conveniences. It’s also bolstering efforts to enhance digital and national security. AI is now poised to alter the landscape of counterterrorism, offering an arsenal of analytical tools and predictive capabilities. However, its integration into this sensitive domain raises several ethical and practical concerns that must be examined and legislated to ensure its responsible use. While the potential benefits of AI in counterterrorism are undeniable, overlooking its potential drawbacks could have far-reaching consequences.