The Danger of Personality Tests
The pseudoscience and business-oriented model of personality tests overshadow their potential for serious interpretation
Sci + Tech
GPT Detectors Seem Like the End of the Era, but ChatGPT Still Has Potential
Now that algorithms can spot text generated by GPT, more creative – and potentially fruitful – uses of chatGPT can take the spotlight
Blurring the Line Between Human and Machine
AI’s potential raises questions about its role in academia
The Dangers of Algorithmic Policing
AI in Canada lacks proper regulation and oversight and should not be in the hands of law enforcement
Diabetes in East Asia
Unique risk factors affect East Asian individuals
Racism’s Effect on Aging
How racial discrimination shortens life expectancy among Black people
The Cost of Montreal’s Tech Hub
Gentrification in Mile End is pushing local business out.
Ultra-Processed Foods: The Non-Communicable Epidemic
How and why the Big Food industry got us hooked on ultra-processed foods loaded with added-sugar, salt, and saturated fat
From Mycophobia to Mycophilia
A fungi-de to Mushrooms
Can Only White Men Talk About Science on TikTok?
How the app restricts diverse perspectives and content on science
Bridging the Digital Divide
How libraries create technological equity
Billionaires Join the Space Race
The Western fixation on billionaires’ “magical solutions”
Improving our Cannabis Literacy: Why we should listen to the young people leading the way
How young people are leading the way in harm reduction and cannabis education
Overexposed
The Cyber Threat
Vaccine Tourism and its Ethics (or Lack Thereof)
As COVID-19 vaccine rollouts progress at different rates around the world, a new phenomenon arises: vaccine tourism. The Guardian defines vaccine tourism as a new… Read More »Vaccine Tourism and its Ethics (or Lack Thereof)