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Understanding AI: Choices shape its future and ethics
“If we make better decisions, the future is not predetermined. This also applies to artificial intelligence. It depends on our choices whether AI will be good or bad.” That quote from Sam Guzic, a journalist at New York Public Radio and a self-described futurist,...
Abortion access as a key election issue: Have legal changes influenced voter sentiment?
As soon as I entered an abortion clinic in Miami, the 2007 film Juno came to mind, where a teenager visits a similar facility but ultimately decides against the procedure. Outside, there were no protestors condemning abortion. However, the waiting room, with its small...
Europe’s Watchful Eye: How the U.S. Elections Could Shape Transatlantic Relations
Europe and the United States have historically been very close allies. This relationship is even more urgent now considering a war is raging in Ukraine. That's why European countries are closely watching the U.S. elections and wondering how the results might affect...
“In my voting era”: How Harris and Trump will use Swifties
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is becoming a meaningful event for the U.S. elections. Since her endorsement of Kamala Harris, the pop star has not spoken publicly about the presidential race, but a series of concerts before the vote on November 5 turned on the electoral...
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World Press Institute Announces 2025 International Fellows
The World Press Institute (WPI) is proud to announce its 60th cohort of international journalism fellows. Nine accomplished journalists from Argentina, Bulgaria, Canada, Egypt, Finland, Indonesia, Italy, Kenya, and Namibia have been ...