Stephen L. Carter

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Does social media get to define truth in our times?

Debate around what platforms like Facebook and Twitter should allow has gained traction

Facebook and other social media platforms like Twitter have come under a question mark in recent months

Coronavirus: How much should I buy?

Questions are being raised about the ethics of grocery buying and deliveries in COVID-19

Coronavirus: Should you follow the Lockean proviso and leave as much and as good in common for others?

What if robots start taking your exams?

The use of learning analytics during the term can accurately predict final grades

Robots sitting for exams: The notion is hardly outrageous

Why Iranian cyber warfare may escalate soon

A battle in cyberspace feels far safer than one fought out with force of arms

Iran never needed any provocation to unleash its hacking squads. In November of 2015, the New York Times reported “a surge in sophisticated computer espionage” by hackers based in Iran

Hitchhiking can be dangerous, even for robots

We still don’t know whether the wrecking of hitchBOT was simple vandalism or an expression of what’s called robotophobia

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