Category: Innovation
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AI Won’t Take Your Job—The Person Who Understands AI Will
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping our world in ways we are only beginning to understand. From deepfakes and misinformation to breakthroughs in governance and public service, AI sits at the center of a powerful global transformation. In this thought-provoking conversation on the MIC ON Podcast, Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji delivers a compelling message:…
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The Forgotten Revolution: How Early Electric Vehicles Were Overtaken by Fossil Fuel Power
More than a century ago, electric vehicles quietly ruled America’s roads—clean, quiet, and years ahead of their time. But as cheap oil flooded the market and powerful industrial interests reshaped infrastructure and public perception, the promise of electric mobility faded into history. This article revisits the forgotten rise and fall…
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What would happen if humans suddenly disappeared from Earth?
What would happen if humans suddenly disappeared from Earth? The History Channel’s special Life After People delves into this intriguing question, offering a detailed analysis of how nature would reclaim the planet and the legacy humans would leave behind. Within hours of human extinction, most power plants shut down. Fossil-fuel-based…
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How Social Media is Transforming Smart Grid
The power grid is undergoing a revolution, and social media is playing a surprising role in this transformation. It’s not just about cat videos and funny memes anymore – social platforms are becoming powerful tools for connecting utilities with customers, optimizing energy use, and building a more resilient grid. Let’s…
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Largest Machine Built by Humans
When it comes to sheer complexity and scale, two things often vie for the title of “largest machine built by humans”: the North American Power Grid and the Internet. Both are extensive networks, vital to modern life, and constantly evolving. But which truly deserves to be regarded as the “largest…
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Electric Revolution: BEVs in Transportation
Picture this: gas stations become relics of the past, replaced by sleek charging stations humming with electricity. Cars purr silently down the road, leaving only a whisper of wind in their wake. This isn’t science fiction, folks, it’s the future of transportation, and battery electric vehicles (BEVs) are leading the…
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GMOs on Your Plate: Myths and Facts
Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) have revolutionized our food industry, but they also stir up debate. With benefits like increased yields and disease resistance, they offer hope, yet concerns linger about long-term effects and corporate influence. Current research supports their safety, but choosing what to eat remains a personal, informed decision…
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Secrets of Immortality: Glimpse into Longevity Research
Immortality, the timeless aspiration to defy the natural limits of life, has been a recurring theme in human history. While the concept of living forever remains elusive, the field of longevity research is making remarkable strides in understanding the mechanisms of aging and extending the human lifespan. Several promising avenues…
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Millennials and Gen Z: Uniting Nigeria’s Future
Nigeria, a country with a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions, has long grappled with challenges that threaten its unity. However, hope shines bright on the horizon in the form of Millennials and Gen Z. These generations, the largest and most diverse in Nigerian history, are poised to play a…
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Elon Musk’s X Acquisition: Risky Gamble or Stroke of Genius?
Whether Elon Musk made a sensible and brilliant decision to buy Twitter (now called X) is a matter of opinion. There are pros and cons to his decision, and it is too early to say definitively whether it will be a success. In this article, we will explore both sides…
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