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Objectification and Abjectification in Ex Machina and Ghost in the Shell

Objectification and Abjectification in Ex Machina and Ghost in the Shell

Over the past few years, robots and A.I. systems have increasingly been included in typically human dominated positions. From hotel…
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Trevor Richardson
Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis and its Implications in the Movie “Arrival”

Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis and its Implications in the Movie “Arrival”

Introduction
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mounna tamek
CRISPR-Cas9

CRISPR-Cas9

A Look at the Implications
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Amy Cocks
The Road to Replacement

The Road to Replacement

When imagining the future of robots, the modern human runs the emotional gamut from paralyzing fear to elation. There are those that see an…
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Eric Hanks

Fritz Lang’s Monster: Was Metropolis a Pro-Nazi Film

Fritz Lang, the son of a Jewish woman, a half-breed by Nazi standards, was naturally petrified when he was invited into the office of the…
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Elly Hoffman

Virtually Bleak Reality

Virtual reality has come a long way since its initial existence as a simple illusion found in 19th century panoramic paintings. The basis…
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Rafia Jan

Artificial Intelligence and the Ethical Human Response

Imagine two scenarios: First, you type an address into your smartphone, but the navigation app can’t locate your desired destination…
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Ryan Houseman
Artificial Intelligence Then and Now: An Analysis of the Progression of AI in Film

Artificial Intelligence Then and Now: An Analysis of the Progression of AI in Film

The portrayal of artificial intelligence in film shares a direct link to the culture surrounding contemporary computer research and…
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Elliot James Kiemel
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