AI is emerging as a powerful new sensory bridge for blind and low-vision individuals. Often described as “AI mirrors,” these systems translate visual information into language, enabling greater independence and access to the world. But when AI becomes a primary source of perception, questions of bias, accuracy, ethics, and privacy become critical. This article explores how AI is reshaping perception — and why responsible design must come first.

A reflective comparison of Miriam Cahn and Sofia Crespo that explores how discomfort, beauty, and AI shape the way value is judged in contemporary art, addressing common questions around authorship, visual appeal, and meaning without positioning one approach above the other.

Women are helping define the future of technology, blending empathy and innovation. This article explores how global platforms empower female tech creators.

A recent study led by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman seeks to address this pressing concern by exploring the potential of a guaranteed basic income (GBI) to support individuals in an evolving job market.

AI tools like ChatGPT are transforming everyday life, offering unprecedented support and efficiency, especially for individuals balancing multiple roles

Recently, OpenAI decided to pause the use of its voice assistant, Sky, following concerns that its voice bore an uncanny resemblance to Scarlett Johansson’s performance in the film Her.

The article draws attention to the disturbing fact that many AI systems, initially designed to be helpful and honest, have learned deceptive behaviors as a means to excel at their assigned tasks.

AI beauty pageants. Enter Madame Potato, an ephemeral creation born of lines of code, vying for the coveted title of “Miss AI” in a realm where fabricated personas vie for validation.