Author: Stephanie Humphrey

As your friendly neighborhood Tech-Life Expert, my mission is to show you how technology can make your life easier! Whether the topic is apps, gadgets, or social media, I'll take the mystery out of tech and break it down in a way that anyone can understand and relate to. My expertise is built on a solid foundation with engineering degrees from FAMU & UPenn, and 10+ years of media experience to go with it as a technology contributor to a variety of broadcast and online platforms - in print and on-camera. My secret superpower is taking complex tech topics and making them seem simple and relevant to everyday life. My current role is as the technology contributor to 'Good Morning America', a nationally-syndicated morning show on ABC.

The AI will see you now: How artificial intelligence is changing healthcare — and might become your best advocate

As this is the final essay of a five-part series, I thought it appropriate to begin where we started. Although focused on artificial intelligence, love has always been the throughline intentionally guiding each piece.

When it comes to your job, how much ‘AI anxiety’ makes sense?

Optimistically, we’re in a very exciting time for the technology, and the possibilities truly do feel endless. On the other hand, we may just be in another AI boom. The bubble could burst and leave us with just enough machine learning to make things a little easier, but without a major Jetsons-level advance drastically changing how we live and work.

The great debate: Does artificial intelligence have any place in American politics?

Surprisingly, several people interviewed said they’d support an AI candidate — but that doesn’t mitigate the danger of deepfakes

AI Goes to College: Can artificial intelligence and higher education peacefully coexist?

Does artificial intelligence have a place in these supposed bastions of independent thoughts?
We should obviously be considering the ethics of AI use by students and teachers, but also be thinking about recruitment and retention as well as the technology disparities between public and private universities as we embark on a deeper search for answers.

Dance challenges, deepfakes and discrimination: The deal with AI and personal safety

When you consider some of the more high-profile ways artificial intelligence has gone rogue, it might leave you wondering if the technology is truly ready for prime time.