Privacy isn’t dead; Big Tech has made it inconvenient
“You have zero privacy … get over it,” Scott McNealy, then CEO of Sun Microsystems, declared in 1999.
What might have sounded like a bold...
The skills to pay the bills
One night, some forest animals discussed the importance of education for the future success of their children. A committee was formed to consider starting...
RIC graduate wins URI hackathon
SONYA CHETEYAN is among the first graduates of Rhode Island College’s Artificial Intelligence Bachelor’s Degree Program, completing a double major in artificial intelligence and...
The team makes it all work
Many years ago, a musician was giving a concert in an old church. At intermission, he went behind the organ to rest. There, he...
You can change your emotions in a 2-step process that takes...
Picture Gigi, having a chat with her boss, when the meeting takes a sharp turn. Gigi’s boss tells her that her work has been...
Cyber Sessions: Fight the spread of deepfake deceptions and fraud
(Editor’s note: This is the 45th installment of a monthly column on the growing number of cyberthreats facing businesses of all sizes and what...
Artist Brendan Murphy unveils Love Matters sculpture in Providence
BRENDAN MURPHY has made a name for himself on the international art stage and in May the contemporary artist and Providence native returned home...
The value of friendship
In a small village, a farmer planned a big feast to get to know his neighbors. He gathered food, lit his grill and told...
To Savor: As weather changes, looking for lighter tastes
As our days stretch a bit longer and become warmer, our cooking shifts too, moving from rich, cooler-weather comfort foods to lighter preparations such...
What we lose when AI does our shopping
Americans spend a remarkable amount of time shopping, but the way we shop is shifting dramatically, as major platforms and retailers are racing to...
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