Students huddle together on the first day of school, eyes glued to the screen of a smartphone. Later, one of them tells the teacher a fun fact about US history he learned online. “And did you know,” the student asked, “that the US moon landing isn’t real?” Conspiracy theories found at the end of auto-play YouTube threads can have surprising impacts on populations that may not have the same historical reference points.
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- is_single_v1DALL-EWhen we say that we’re going to store something “in the cloud” it sounds like an ethereal place somewhere in the atmosphere. But the online cloud is generated by computer servers in data centers all over the world. Thousands of them. And AI is likely to ramp up demand. But data centers don’t employ a[...]
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Students huddle together on the first day of school, eyes glued to the screen of a smartphone. Later, one of them tells the teacher a fun fact about US history he learned online. “And did you know,” the student asked, “that the US moon landing isn’t real?” Conspiracy theories found at the end of auto-play YouTube threads can have surprising impacts on populations that may not have the same historical reference points.
Words: Laicie Heeley
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