Treatise: Why free and open-source software matters
The rise of proprietary software threatens user freedom and privacy, making Free and Open Source Software vital for digital rights.
The rise of proprietary software threatens user freedom and privacy, making Free and Open Source Software vital for digital rights.
As generative AI permeates academia, doubts overshadow integrity. In this, DLSU adapts to balance innovation with honesty and ethical use.
Digital spaces connect LGBTQIA+ persons for identity exploration. However, online hostility poses risks to safety and authenticity in self-expression.
Despite their valuable contributions, women are still sidelined at work. In the technology sector, this is evident in the gender pay gap.
By blocking the production of Golden Rice, the Court of Appeals continue to stoke the fears against genetically modified crops.
Cities are more than just buildings. To make urban living less stressful, authorities have to provide Filipinos with more adequate green spaces.
While zoos can be educational, many of them merely push people to ogle animals whose wildness have been stripped away for the sake of entertainment.
By promoting unattainable notions of beauty, many digital technologies have blunted the confidence of women and young girls.
Science does not always present the unadulterated truth. When scientists study people, it becomes especially easy for bias and prejudice to creep in—and often, these are at the disadvantage of women.
The digital age continues to fascinate the world through artificial intelligence. But with ChatGPT, mixed sentiments are being shared about the potential of this new technology.