Opinions
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OpinionsEditorial: The cost of intervention is human lives
The U.S.’s recent attacks on Iran represent another chance for the world to finally take a stand against American imperialism. But will it?
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OpinionsEditorial: Holding the line on truth
As artificial intelligence makes misinformation easier to produce and harder to detect, governments, platforms and journalists must act quickly to protect the integrity of public information.
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OpinionsThe marketplace of morality
How influencers are secretly the CEO’s of their own self-run business that thrives on marketing from morality.
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OpinionsFanfiction x internet x reader
Censorship threatens the fanfiction communities that give marginalized voices space to create and connect.
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OpinionsThe case against academic AI normalization
Students are not only graded against their peers, but also against technology, forcing many to defend the humanity of their work in the face of accused AI use. As teachers struggle to detect and prove the use of AI, effective regulatory measures seem few and far between.
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OpinionsAI phobia is out, AI literacy is in
With clear guidelines and stronger AI literacy, artificial intelligence tools can support learning, increase accessibility and help students engage more critically with emerging technologies.
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OpinionsThe politics of internet access
The internet is often imagined as open and borderless, but in practice, access and visibility online are shaped by infrastructure, power and politics.
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OpinionsMontreal’s heat is political
Montreal’s increasingly intense summers show that climate change is already affecting daily life.
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OpinionsThe U.S.’s English tunnel vision
For a country that prides itself on its model citizens, the United States falls well short when it comes to language learning.
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OpinionsDon’t blame the video essay
Video essays have made criticism more accessible and creative, even as the attention economy pushes them toward formula and excess.
