Self-driving taxis, also referred to as “robotaxis,” no longer seem very distant or futuristic concepts either. In cities like San Francisco and Austin, self-driving cars have already made an appearance on roads without anyone at the wheel. Companies named Waymo have also begun charging for these “trips” in these cities, depending on sensors that include lidar and cameras, among many more, that help self-driving cars move on roads that were, at first, quite challenging for th

Recently, it has been big news in the gaming industry that technology is playing a major role in determining the future of gaming. When compared to the old games, it is observed that modern gaming offers incredibly advanced graphics, smoother animations, and more realistic virtual worlds. Along with every new advancement in technology, gaming is inching its way towards reality. But with the advancement in technology at such a tremendous speed, it is important to think over ho

In today's digital age, we already leave most of our personal information somewhere online. From online shopping malls and social media accounts to banking apps and cloud storage, the internet has made our daily lives incomparably faster and more convenient. With just a smartphone, we can shop in minutes, pay bills without leaving home, and easily handle banking and administrative services online. These changes are undoubtedly one of the greatest advantages of modern society.

If you're using Instagram or YouTube these days, you've likely experienced something similar. You might have clicked on a video without much thought, only to find that your feed is filled with content related to your interests. Videos about sports, music, gaming, or specific creators are constantly recommended. Sometimes, it feels like the platforms know your tastes perfectly. However, this isn't a coincidence; it's the result of a recommendation algorithm. Instagram and YouT

I've always liked motorsports, but it was the fans, F1, and the 2024 F1 movie that made me completely fall in love with it again. Both Drive to Survive and the movie received so much criticism, yet they reignited why F1 was popular in the first place. It made me think, "What would it look like if...?" And the answer to that question can be found in an AI-driven racing league. A prime example of this is the A2RL (Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League). In this league, AI, not hum

With the recent rapid spread of AI technology, I feel like the very way we view work and responsibility is gradually being shaken. While technology used to be confined to specific fields, it's now naturally permeating everything from specialized fields like medicine and finance to routine tasks like logistics and administration. As we witness predictive models assisting with medical treatment, automated algorithms planning logistics routes, and chatbots handling customer serv

In early 2025, it was popular around the world for people to change their SNS profiles into Studio Ghibli's style of painting through ChatGPT.  Using one's profile as an AI-mad e image has been very popular because even people who were worried about privacy can use it without burden to reveal their face as it is. At that time, many of my acquaintances used Ghibli-style photos made of ChatGPT as their profile photos.  However, problems began to resurface in this trend.   The f