by Harold Fensky | Future Predictions, Showdown, Social Impact
The Watchful Eye: AI and the End of Privacy Imagine a world where every move you make, every word you say, and every thought you have is constantly monitored. A world where privacy becomes a relic of the past, and individual freedoms are stripped away. This is not the...
by Harold Fensky | Cybersecurity, Showdown, Social Impact
In today’s interconnected world, global communication networks play a vital role in keeping our societies functioning smoothly. From emergency services to financial transactions, our reliance on these networks is undeniable. However, there is a looming threat...
by Harold Fensky | Philosophical Perspectives, Showdown, Social Impact
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our daily lives, from voice assistants to self-driving cars. But what if AI evolves to a point where it can match or even surpass human intelligence? The integration of human-level AI into society could have...
by Harold Fensky | Philosophical Perspectives, Showdown, Social Impact
Advancements in AI have revolutionized various sectors, from healthcare to transportation. However, as we venture deeper into the realm of advanced AI technologies, it becomes crucial to address the potential risks and challenges that come along with them....
by Harold Fensky | Health and Wellness, Healthcare, Responsible AI, Showdown, Social Impact, Technology
Accessing various services and opportunities can be challenging for individuals with disabilities. However, AI has emerged as a powerful tool for enhancing accessibility and promoting inclusivity. In this blog post, we will explore how AI technologies are breaking...
by Harold Fensky | AI in Industry, Fashion and Design, Showdown, Social Impact, Technology
Welcome to the future of retail and e-commerce, where artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we shop. In this blog post, we’ll explore how AI technologies are not only personalizing the shopping experience but also revolutionizing inventory...
