Considering the development of artificial intelligence (AI) in various fields, especially the closeness of its function to the human brain in terms of perception and the understanding of sensory and emotional concepts, it can be concluded that this concept is cognitively evolving toward an artificial mind (AM). This article introduces the concept of AM as a more accurate … [Read more...] about From artificial intelligence to artificial mind: A paradigm shift
Ethics
Mitigating manipulation in generative AI
In an era where generative artificial intelligence (GAI) can compose symphonies and generate news articles with equal facility, the boundary between creation and manipulation becomes increasingly nebulous. This article discusses the fascinating and risky field of GAI and explores its potential to manipulate through deepfake videos and AI-generated text. Rather than presenting a … [Read more...] about Mitigating manipulation in generative AI
Unleashing the potential of ChatGPT in education
ChatGPT, an advanced language model powered by artificial intelligence, has emerged as a transformative tool in the field of education. This article explores the potential of ChatGPT in revolutionizing learning and collaboration within educational settings. By leveraging natural language processing and machine learning, ChatGPT offers an interactive and personalized learning … [Read more...] about Unleashing the potential of ChatGPT in education
Research ethics and publication integrity: An opinion essay from a Ph.D. student
This short opinion essay discusses research ethics and publication integrity from a Ph.D. student’s perspective. Being a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics student, I have attended research ethics courses where various unethical practices, such as plagiarism, self-plagiarism, abusive self-citations, and data manipulation, were extensively discussed to ensure … [Read more...] about Research ethics and publication integrity: An opinion essay from a Ph.D. student
An ethical hangover: A young professional’s case
< Engineering ethics is a misunderstood issue among practitioners. Although most electrical and computer engineers agree that general ethical principles should be followed, too few apply or are even familiar with the IEEE Code of Ethics. It is quite rare that the principles of engineering ethics are on the table when practitioners are making decisions and taking … [Read more...] about An ethical hangover: A young professional’s case