Article written by: Neel Ramachandran Article designed by: Neel Ramachandran & Sanvi Desai AI systems rely heavily on large amounts of data to work well. Every time you use social media, upload photos, write posts, or interact online, you generate information that can help train these models. Public datasets, websites, forums, and images all play a huge role in shaping how AI learns patterns and makes predictions . This data allows AI to improve its creation of useful outpu

Article written by: Lakkshanasre Viyasarramanujam Article designed by: Lakkshanasre Viyasarramanujam and Natasha Gumpula (Image from Scientific American ) The Stark Reality In a world that is pervaded by ever-evasive technology, do you know that only about 24% of the global cybersecurity workforce are women ? It’s crazy to think that while we know women are now considered in the equal standards of men today, the cybersecurity field still lacks clarity on this fact. This fact

Article written by: Renee Kiran Article designed by: Renee Kiran and Samhita Srimath Kandali When “Location Off” isn’t enough Many people believe that turning off GPS is enough to protect their privacy. But phones are far more revealing than we think. Even if you disable GPS or location tracking, your phone can leak location data through network connections, app behavior, and background services.  This information can be exploited by scammers, stalkers and especially, adverti

Article written by: Shalom Oshioma Article designed by: Shalom Oshioma and Natasha Gumpula A lot of us have probably used Wi-Fi  but do we know what it means and how it is used? In this article, we will discuss what Wi-fi is, how it works, and how to protect ourselves while on public Wi-Fi. What is Wi-Fi and how does it work? According to the Oxford English dictionary, Wi-fi is used as the abbreviation for‘wireless fidelity’ ( Oxford English Dictionary) (which is a system fo