

The Powerless Controversy: What is the Line Between Inspiration and Plagiarism?
There shouldn’t be a fine line between inspiration and plagiarism. But over the past few months, there has been discourse online regarding both plagiarism and the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in published books. More specifically, the discussion focuses on whether the Powerless series written by Lauren Roberts is a "ripoff" of other titles and if it was written by AI. The outrage comes especially from the fact that the Powerless series is being rewarded for its (alleg

Giovanna Bronzatti
Oct 5


Deepfakes and the Future of Trust
If artificial intelligence can create realistic things that never happened, how can society decide what is real? For most, seeing was believing. A photograph or a video was treated as proof, something journalists could build stories on and ordinary people could trust to settle an argument; however, AI has slowly erased that certainty. Today, anyone with a laptop and a few minutes can generate fake images and information, resulting in fabrications that are nearly impossible to

Pietra Bronzatti
Oct 5


The Hidden Geography of Artificial Intelligence: How Data Centers Are Rewriting Global Power
In the present day, Artificial Intelligence is perceived as purely digital, mostly present in technological devices and in the cloud; however, might it be possible that the word “artificial” acts as a hiding spot not only for technological advances, but also for constant deforestation and exploration of land? Yet computational users are in a continuous contest, not over computing systems or algorithmic projects, but over geographically convenient resources — water, electricit

Alice Abuid
Oct 5
















































