The Last Blog
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A final reflection on how my blog evolved over the semester, what changed in my writing, which posts challenged me most, and how my perspective on responsibility, ethics, and technology shifted through revisiting them.
Blog posts
2025
PRIV Blog 1: Complete Delete
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Reading the “Complete Delete” case study made me rethink what the word ‘delete’ even means in a world of cloud backups, synced devices, and endless digital copies. This blog reflects on the case, the questions it raised, and the personal experiences it made me reconsider.
INFO Blog 2: When AI Meets Copyright
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Reading the ARTificial case study made me reflect on what fairness, originality, and creativity mean in the age of generative AI. Here are my thoughts after sitting with the article, its questions, and how they connect to my own experiences.
INFO Blog 1: Misinformation and Moderation
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Reflecting on how our online spaces shape what we believe, who we trust, and why moderating misinformation is never as simple as it sounds.
BIAS Blog 2: Harms in Machine Learning
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Exploring how AI systems turn people into data, and what it takes to bring empathy and accountability back into technology.
BIAS Blog 1: AI’s Regimes of Representation
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Questioning how AI reduces human complexity into data, and how ethics helps us confront what gets lost in that process.
SOC Blog 2: Addictive Intellegence - Dimensions Of AI Companionship
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Exploring what is “Addictive Intellegence” through the lens of AI companioship and its impacts.
SOC Blog 1: The Hidden Workforce Behind Generative AI
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Exploring the human side of technology, how AI changes work, creativity, and the hidden labor that keeps our digital world running.
ALG Blog Post 2: How GenAI Works And How It Fails
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Exploring how generative AI models are trained, how they produce outputs, and the ethical questions that come with their use.
ALG Blog Post 1: Exception to Data Driven Rules
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Exploring when strict data-driven rules fall short, and why exceptions matter for fairness.
Blog Post 2: Is ChatGPT Making Us “Dumber” or Just Lazy Thinkers?
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The article warns that using AI too much can actually make our thinking skills weaker. To avoid this kind of “mental atrophy,” the authors suggest four simple habits: draft first (then prompt), use AI as a tutor, take timeouts/checklists, and schedule “AI-free” periods
Blog Post 1: What AI Thinks It Knows About You
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Exploring what AI thinks it knows about us, and how ethics helps us make sense of it.