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Bertrand Russell’s seminal On Denoting has played a central role in philosophical debates for over 100 years–asserting that phrases beginning with “the” are included in the same semantic classification as...
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Although an adaptation mindset of the individual enables significant cultural bridging across diverse viewpoints, roadblocks develop related to actionable intercultural growth and intolerance in group settings...
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In their 2016 paper, Siri-Ously? Free Speech Rights and Artificial Intelligence,1 and its 2017 follow-up, SIRI-OUSLY 2.0: What Artificial Intelligence Reveals About the First Amendment,2 Massaro & Norton argue...
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The proliferation and public fascination for large language models (LLMs) using natural language understanding (NLU) have upended corporate investment, labor dynamics, and reinvigorated the term artificial...
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Mixed race identity remains the most prominent growth group in the past 40 years of US Census reporting. How this category describes people continues to stumble in its determinate criterion of identity for parents...
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Why do we take inventory and audit of ethics when confronted with tragedy? It would seem that in the face of death and horror, ontological and epistemological questions surrounding right and wrong, or good and...
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Natural kinds has served as an ideal conceptualized form for the classification of scientific knowledge; a model where the intellectual grouping of elements in the “natural” world is revealed through the...
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