The Nuts and Bolts of Crypto
20
Nov
By Nicolette Tolitano
All Posts, Finance, Technology

The Nuts and Bolts of Crypto

asbe via iStockPhoto Crypto moves faster than you can say crypto. But what is actually behind this revolutionizing digital currency? According to Pew Research, roughly 63% of Americans say they are not confident in cryptocurrency as an investment—but most can’t even explain how it actually works. 60% of Americans say…
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The Economic Impact of Self-Driving Vehicles
27
Oct
By Ava Nalavala and Ellie King
All Posts, Economy, Technology,

The Economic Impact of Self-Driving Vehicles

Scharfsinn86 via iStockPhoto Self-driving cars are becoming more prominent each year, with automakers, tech firms, and cities all investing heavily in their development. As these vehicles are developed and introduced, automated vehicle users, along with the overall society, will experience benefits. These economic and social benefits include safety, productivity, reduced…
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AI and the Future of Finance
05
Feb
By Aaron Cooper
All Posts, Analysis, Finance, Finance and Business Insight, Technology, , ,

AI and the Future of Finance

icoElNino via iStockPhoto In a world where technological innovation continues to reshape industries, the finance sector stands at the brink of transformation thanks to artificial intelligence. For decades, finance revolved around suits, spreadsheets, and hours spent poring over numbers; however, the game has changed. AI has entered the chat, introducing…
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Scooters and Sidewalks: A Look at How Scooters Occupy Space but Save Time
01
Nov
By Emmett Boyd
All Posts, Features, Nashville, Technology, , ,

Scooters and Sidewalks: A Look at How Scooters Occupy Space but Save Time

Image generated using Midjourney AI The sidewalks of Nashville are fighting a war for space against the invasive yet beneficial commercial scooters. Legislation against scooter companies continues to be an evolving issue amongst Nashville judges and councils. Issues that people are concerned with the include user age identification, sidewalk riding,…
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The Consolidation of Online Streaming
19
Oct
By Ava Nalavala
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The Consolidation of Online Streaming

mphillips007 via iStockPhoto The way we watch TV and movies is changing. Before the 1980s, people often relied on broadcast TV for their shows and movies. This free, ad-supported television broadcasted to homes and typically included three-to-four national and two-to-three local channels. Next, cable was invented, and for a monthly…
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The Evolving World: Music and Artificial Intelligence
11
Oct
By Shivani Manikandan
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The Evolving World: Music and Artificial Intelligence

Devrimb via iStockPhoto One good thing that came out of the COVID pandemic was the increase in the understanding and development of technology, specifically artificial intelligence. Generative AI, such as ChatGPT, became popular overnight. An example is programs that create music based on different inputs or examples provided to the…
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