Artificial intelligence presents complex challenges and paradoxes that require careful, ethical consideration and understanding of its social implications.
In defence of dropping dead: the burden of extended care for aged parents is a heavy new phenomenon | Lucinda Holdforth
Modern longevity presents both a hopeful narrative of progress and a burden of economic, social, and psychological challenges for individuals and society.
A man formed an intense romantic marriage with a ChatGPT-created chatbot, exchanging daily intimacy, role-play wedding rituals, and wearing a ring to symbolize the relationship.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), once mischaracterized as demonic possession, is recognized today as a multifaceted psychiatric disorder affecting an estimated 2 percent of the population.
Can doctors test embryos for autism? And should they?
Polygenic embryo screening raises ethical concerns regarding the implications for diversity, societal values, and the potentially stigmatizing nature of health conditions.
The Census Didn't Just Get Safer-It Got More Complex | HackerNoon
The Bureau's framing of differential privacy (DP) as a "modern" and "advanced" confidentiality method leads to an oversimplified narrative, masking its broader social implications.
The social impact of online gaming in Canada | The Walrus
Online gaming significantly influences Canadian culture, affecting social dynamics and necessitating understanding of its implications for balance in gaming.
Player engagement patterns in online gaming reflect diverse motivations, from leisure to competition, indicating a complex community landscape.