Artificial Intelligence In Everyday Life

A corporate project has the community alarmed over threats of air, water, and noise pollution, as well as excessive strain on the electrical grid and rising utility bills.

Artificial intelligence may seem to have unlimited applications, but its risks cannot be ignored. These tools are only as reliable as the data they were trained on and the people who built them.

The artificial intelligence boom is accelerating the construction of massive data centers spreading across rural areas, with promises of jobs and tax revenue.

Demand for mental health care has grown 25% since the 1990s, and artificial intelligence is emerging as an unexpected response.

Artificial intelligence is often celebrated as a powerful technology advancing at a meteoric pace. But experts warn that, if misused, it carries risks—from exposing data privacy and security to generating false information.

Although artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing in both professional and personal settings, it also raises doubts and concerns.

Radio remains one of the main sources of information for Latino communities in the United States, but it is also a space where misleading narratives can spread quickly.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has built a vast digital surveillance apparatus that allows agents to identify and locate individuals through monitoring social media, mobile phones, and other technological tools.