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Artificial intelligence makes art creation more accessible, as websites
create detailed images like the one above in seconds. Because of the
lack of skill and control creators have over these pieces, artists have
questioned their creative merit.

AI art: is it making creativity accesible or cutting corners?

Justin Longo November 24, 2022

Artificial intelligence software allows users to animate and design with just a click. With these tools becoming more mainstream, many are worried about the implications of AI-generated art. Artificial...

During COVID19 AI therapy was a great alternative to therapy as it was accesible to all however, many people have now become more hesitant to AI in general.
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Pulling the plug on AI therapy?

Abigail Davie, Charlotte Davie, and Hannh Hewitson November 23, 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic’s global quarantine left millions isolated. Unable to leave their houses, people were forced to find safer alternatives to everything, from mundane tasks like ordering food to big...

A survey of 45 CHS students from April 26 to May 2.

Does CHS technology maintain industry standards?

Brandon Kopp May 20, 2022

The rapid progression of technology in recent years gives new, state-of-the-art tech a lifespan of only a few years before it is tossed aside, regarded as old and outdated. NASA’s Space Center Houston...

As a decrease in physical newspapers becomes evident, a rise in digital news gives the opportunity to be more accessible.

Technology aids the spread of news, but hinders the journalism industry

Nicola DeGregorio March 12, 2021

In an increasingly digital world, where a few simple clicks can gain access to a variety of news outlets, it's no wonder that there has been a decrease in the print journalism industry. According to the...

As schools across the country teach virtually, many students and teachers reflect on how this changes education.

Schools adapt virtually amid COVID-19 pandemic

Nina Kolodchak March 12, 2021

According to the United States Census Bureau, nearly 93% of U.S. households with school-aged children have utilized a form of distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. 80% of these households practice...

The job market changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving many to rely on technology.

Technology changes career accessibility and applications

Nina Kolodchak March 12, 2021

As many continue to practice social distancing in the midst of COVID-19, it has become difficult to participate in once normal activities. Careers that entail physical contact with others have transitioned...

The Social Dilemma recognizes the horror that sometimes is technology in our modern world. https://unsplash.com/license

Netflix’s “The Social Dilemma” details the unseen dangers of social media

Carla Vreeland October 9, 2020

“There are only two industries that call their customers ‘users’: illegal drugs and software.” Writer and professor Edward Tufte demonstrated in just one sentence not only the detrimental impact...

As technology advances, people with disabilities are given the opportunity to create art.  https://unsplash.com/license

Technology introduces new ways to assist artists with disabilities

Isabella Ji October 9, 2020

People with disabilities could be at a disadvantage when it comes to creating art. However, with the additional help that technology provides, artists with disabilities can widen their range of creative...

Black Friday, which is honored by companies with low prices and heavy discounts, is one of America’s biggest days for sales. According
to the New York Post, customers spent an average of $520 on Black Friday in 2018.
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Commercialization techniques manipulate shoppers

Ryan Lemberger January 17, 2020

As the holiday season rolls around, stores increase marketing and advertising to get customers through their doors, with successful stores showcasing unique twists and deals on products. However, some...

Left to right, juniors Rachel Fisher of Ocean and Olivia McCarthy of Howell view a text.

Abbreviations spell out confusion for older texters

Beatrice Karron and Will McHale January 17, 2020

As technology evolves, the ways people communicate with one another follow suit. Over the last few years, as phone conversations began to replace face-to-face communication, texting has become its own...

MCVSD has used Google Apps for Education and has had its own G Suite since 2012.
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Internet access raises privacy concerns

Zoe Conner-Bennett and Brigid McCarthy November 15, 2019

Newly-installed guest Wi-Fi has opened up doors for the MCVSD community, but users must be careful not to slam their fingers. The network has connected students to the internet, but also student activity...

In the summertime, badge-checking is a popular job amongst teenagers. But this job may soon become obsolete due to increased technology.

Automation: a blessing in disguise for the unemployed

Ryan Swanson June 20, 2019

It’s 2040. Kids around the world are dead broke, and at no fault of their own. Work just simply doesn’t exist. The “summer job” has become an obsolete novelty, ground under the boot of economic...

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