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The Effects of Artificial Intelligence on Human Relationship

The invention of Artificial Intelligence has significantly impacted our culture and relationships, eliminating essential factors like trust, feelings, and emotions from relationships The story of Artificial Intelligence began with a simple question ‘Can machine think?’ In 1950, Alan Turing, a British mathematician and

Daily life in Insa-dong – A Poem from Korea

That alley embraces even the song that seems to have been abandoned. The streets of Insa-dong shared with each other Cho Sung-Min, a poet from Korea, the Land of Morning Calm, shares his poem Mr. Cho Sung-Min, Doctor of Law, is a Korean poet. Born in Hanam, Gyeonggi-do, Cho debuted in the literary magazine Munyesajo in 2005 and is

400 million under-fives regularly experience violent discipline at home

Six in ten children under five years old worldwide regularly endure psychological aggression or physical punishment at home – UNICEF Geneva Six in ten children under five years old worldwide regularly endure psychological aggression or physical punishment at home, according to new UNICEF estimates. Of these nearly 400 million

Aging Moon – Poetry from Iraq

Moon wrinkles getting old, everyone is looking for himself Hamed Al-Majjami, an eminent poet from Iraq, known as Poet of Love and Peace, shares his poetry Poet Hamed Al-Majjami was born in Diyala Governorate, Baqubah District, Buhriz town, in the Tal Al-Asmar region, which contains within it the largest civilizations of the Akkadian

ART: FABULATING THE FORBIDDEN DREAMS OF MANKIND

Men should be armed with all the arts of living. Life is not a dream. It is a fact. A real enterprise. William Shakespeare, in one of his plays, compares life to a stage, and human beings to actors, and the world thereafter has never been tired of using this metaphor over the centuries. But, if we look into this idea with a keener eye, we