Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, fueling innovation, and changing work and life. From autonomous automobiles to voice-based customer service, the possibilities of AI are endless. And with it so readily available to release, it’s just as important to remember that AI is far from perfect. It’s essential to understand…

Writing papers—school, work, or personal studies—can be overwhelming without an organization. Through the years, I’ve discovered that breaking up the writing process into baby steps makes me less anxious and productive. My go-to tool in keeping this process organized is Trello. Trello is an easy but efficient project management tool…

I gave up Instagram last week for five whole days—a small experiment in reclaiming my attention. Spurred on by Johann Hari’s Stolen Focus, chapters 6 and 7 specifically, I wanted to see life without the endless scroll. Hari explains that our attention isn’t just being hijacked by algorithms—it’s being re-engineered.…

With hyper-connection comes the ease of watching your attention span disappear. You glance down to scan your phone for a passing update and — before you even realize what’s happening — have lost 45 minutes browsing through feeds you can hardly recall. It’s not poor habit or willpower shortage, Johann…

Michael Harris, reflecting on the act of reading in the digital era, sheds light on something that all of us have quietly gone through without ever talking about it: the way our ability to lose ourselves in a book is wearing down. Reading was once a transportive act, an entry…

I’ve noticed in the last little while just how much harder it is to really concentrate. Whether you’re reading a book, working on a task, or just conversing, my mind gets pulled in a dozen different directions. That’s why Johann Hari’s Stolen Focus interested me. Reading the first few chapters,…