Censorship

I love Medium. I love how many amazing writers that I encounter. I love the the myriad view points I encounter. It is great that such a venue exists that showcases such a vast array of opinions. You can’t help but feel sense of community with people. I adore and…

It Is Even Worth It to Keep Writing on the Platform? — Sometimes I write on NewsBreak. And sometimes I get political on there because, well, it’s a news app. Earlier this week, I wrote about the situation that’s happening with Target and conservatives. For me personally, when I write about topics like this, I try to be very objective. I don’t…

We live in an era where technology forges powerful connections, amplifying the need for accountability and integrity in the associative organizations we are part of, especially when they hold a significant mission of consolidating and developing a sector with the contribution of development partners. Any precedents mandate us to continuously…

Machine Unlearning: The Controversial New Frontier in Artificial Intelligence Emerging from Cancel Culture and Censorship — “The problem is no longer too little information but too much.”—Luciano Floridi in a recent Oxford Internet Institute AI research paper The Rise of the Delete Culture “Humanity has moved from a millennial culture of recording information to a new culture of deleting it.”—Luciano Floridi

The trend of book banning has made its way to the Keystone state — We have all watched the attack on literature unfold in the state of Florida at the behest of Governor Ron DeSantis. …

Why can’t people just live and let live? — I am surprised at just how intolerant Americans are becoming. Intolerance is bad for the soul, and it always has been. …

🖖(❗️Subscribe via the links at the end of the post!) Once upon a time, at a previous company, I was approached and told that various people were interested in me (ranging from the “E” department combating extremism to the administration of the one who could not (was not allowed to)…

Cursing, swearing, or profanity has always been a taboo subject. Globally, parents always try to tell their children that it’s terrible and they should never do it. Even though they regularly do it. It’s the one thing that unites parents all over the world. …

How to be a literacy advocate for your school library — When Congress passed The First Amendment on September 25, 1789, they did so with the intention of protecting a person’s right to exercise free speech, free press, the right to assemble peacefully, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. The First Amendment prohibits government restrictions on these…