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Are There Still People Who Memorize Phone Numbers?As those who closely follow the Society and Technology bulletin know, the question “What does technology give us, and what does it take from us?” is one of the fundamental issues we frequently revisit. While we often pose this question in relation to today’s new technologies, even those technologies that have become ordinary parts of daily life are not exempt from such scrutiny.A 2005 article in the New York Times titled “Think of a Number… Go Ah

In the field of health care, artificial intelligence (AI) has long been seen as a source of great promise for both physicians and technology companies. It was anticipated that AI would transform medical practice, from imaging technologies to rapid diagnosis and even revolutionizing cancer treatment. However, recent published findings show that alongside these hopes, unexpected risks have also grown.Artificial Intelligence and the Changing Practice of MedicineA study published in The Lancet Gastr

Artificial intelligence is not merely a technological issue; it is the catalyst for a profound transformation that affects thought, ethics, and society. In the eighth episode of KÜME’s “Society and Technology” podcast, we sit down with Associate Professor Enis Doko to examine the relationship between technology and philosophy, focusing on the historical roots of artificial intelligence in philosophy and its current areas of debate. In this episode, we discuss the opportunities offered by thinkin

One of the fundamental characteristics of scientific research is that no study exists in isolation; rather, each contributes to a larger body of knowledge. Academic literature functions like a structure built upon individual studies; each new article draws upon, evaluates, critiques, and advances previous research through its own contribution. This process operates through citations. Researchers reference each other’s work to establish a shared discourse and to properly attribute credit for orig

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, in his roadmap for the future of artificial intelligence, outlined made statements. While nearly the entire tech world has focused its attention on machines achieving superintelligence, Zuckerberg’s vision appears to diverge. His vision is centered not on machines themselves, but on empowering humans with “personal superintelligence” through machine assistance.“Personal Superintelligence” for HumansIn a shared message, Zuckerberg indicates that the coming era is not as

“Zero Click” Vulnerability in ChatGPT: A New Alert in AI SecurityAre our conversations with AI chatbots considered private? According to Helen Nissenbaum’s theory of “contextual integrity,” privacy is not merely about keeping information absolutely secret but about ensuring that information circulates in accordance with the norms governing how it is collected, shared, and used. Under this framework, conversations with chatbots may not be “private” by nature, but if these dialogues are taken beyo