By Kaia Paul 80% of sewage is emptied into our oceans every day. This wastewater — fraught with toxic pathogens, pharmaceuticals, and microplastics — is deadly to aquatic wildlife. While companies have previously tried to clean sewage with carbon-intensive treatment methods, there are not enough resources to purify all sewage water. With
By Lilianne Grace Montehermoso Picture sitting in the most futuristic car imaginable with a two-seating arrangement and the ability to drive without human assistance. As of early October 2024, Tesla’s new vehicle, the “Cybercab” or the “Robotaxi”, was revealed at Warner Bros Studio in California. This autonomous automobile changes
By Isaac Margolis As technological advancements continue to revolutionize industries and the growing global workforce, it is evident that the limitations of a traditional STEM curriculum are beginning to become increasingly apparent. STEM is an acronym standing for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. This current system fails to prioritize creativity
By Ina Kim On February 28th, 2024, a boy named Sewell Setzer III took his own life after chatting with an A.I. character from the online artificial intelligence chatting software Character AI. The mother of this teen is now taking legal action against the company, claiming that the bot