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How the metaverse could change the purpose and feel of cities

June 3, 2022 The Conversation

Several companies, including Apple and Microsoft, are betting that the world of tomorrow will, at least in part, be carried out in the metaverse. To this end, Microsoft recently acquired the video game giant Activision Blizzard for US$68.7 […]

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Using gaming tactics in apps raises new legal issues

May 31, 2022 The Conversation

When new innovations emerge, there’s always a temptation to say that we need to rewrite the rulebook for them. Gamification has been no exception. Gamification refers to the use of elements from gaming, often by […]

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Apple can scan your photos for child abuse and still protect your privacy – if the company keeps its promises

January 26, 2022 The Conversation

The proliferation of child sexual abuse material on the internet is harrowing and sobering. Technology companies send tens of millions of reports per year of these images to the nonprofit National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. The way companies […]

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Apple’s Siri is no longer a woman by default, but is this really a win for feminism?

January 15, 2022 The Conversation

As of March 31, 2021, when Apple released the iOs 14.5 beta update to its operating system, Siri no longer defaults to a female voice when using American English. Users must now choose between two male […]

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Why your social media habit is probably not an addiction – new research

January 11, 2022 The Conversation

Social media apps are useful sources of information. They help us catch up with the activities of friends, news, current affairs, government COVID updates and the latest happenings in celebrity and sport. But during the […]

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The increase in ransomware attacks during the COVID-19 pandemic may lead to a new internet

January 7, 2022 The Conversation

Make no mistake: We are also in the midst of a digital pandemic of ransomware attacks. The recent ransomware attacks on Colonial Pipeline and JBS USA Holdings Inc. — the world’s largest meat processors — underscore the growing brazen […]

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AI-powered chatbots, designed ethically, can support high-quality university teaching

January 4, 2022 The Conversation

While COVID-19 forced an emergency transformation to online learning at universities, learning how to teach efficiently and effectively online using different platforms and tools is a positive addition to education and is here to stay. To sustain this beneficial evolution and […]

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Why we still don’t have self-driving cars on the roads in 2021

December 17, 2021 The Conversation

Do you remember the time when self-driving cars were upon us? It was almost a decade ago when the Autonomous Vehicle division at Google (now Waymo) promised a world where people would be chauffeured around […]

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Cyberattacks to critical infrastructure threaten our safety and well-being

December 4, 2021 The Conversation

What would happen if you could no longer use the technological systems that you rely on every day? I’m not talking about your smart phone or laptop computer, but all those systems many of us […]

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Virtual reality can combat isolation with awe and empathy — on Earth and in space

December 4, 2021 The Conversation

It takes seven months to get to Mars in an efficiently engineered spaceship, covering the distance of 480 million kilometres. On this journey, a crew would have to survive in a confined space with no opportunity […]

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