MM 3123 Stetson Bishop

Over the past few decades, the internet has changed how people talk to each other, connect, and go about their daily lives. As we move further into the 21st century, new advances in internet communication and media will shape society in bigger ways than just faster downloads or better video calls. With the rise of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and new kinds of networks, the line between our online and offline worlds is becoming less clear. This essay explores how internet communication might change in the future and how these changes could affect our everyday lives.  Reimagining Communication: In the future, communication will likely be shaped by constant internet access, smart technology, and more immersive experiences. As 5G spreads and new technologies like 6G and quantum internet grow, high-speed internet will be available almost everywhere. This will make it possible to talk and interact with others in real time, no matter where they are—through things like hologra...

  Artificial Intelligence

In today’s hyperconnected world, data breaches—whether corporate, governmental, or personal—have become increasingly frequent and damaging. The complexity of threats, from ‘smart’ attacks and intelligent malware to malicious chatbots, requires proactive and innovative defense mechanisms. Globally and domestically, governments, private organizations, and civil society are engaged in identifying, publicizing, and reducing these breaches. This paper explores current actions, analyzes how proactive measures are keeping pace with evolving threats, highlights successes, and identifies areas that still need improvement. Global Efforts: Globally, nations are recognizing the critical need for collaboration in combating cyber threats. A variety of international frameworks and initiatives are helping to set standards and improve transparency.  One of the most significant efforts is the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime , led by the Council of Europe. It facilitates international cooperation o...

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  Mobile apps that use Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) are revolutionizing how we interact with technology, offering immersive experiences and enhancing real-world environments. VR apps create fully digital environments where users can interact with 3D worlds using a headset and controllers.  What is VR?: Virtual Reality (VR) is a technology that creates a fully immersive, computer-generated environment that simulates a real or  virtual  world. Unlike Augmented Reality (AR), which overlays digital  information  onto the  actual  world, VR completely replaces the  actual  world with a virtual  world ,  stimulating  the  senses and  the feeling of "being there" in a  virtual   world . Google Cardboard: Google Cardboard is an affordable virtual reality (VR) platform developed by Google, designed to provide users with a simple and accessible VR experience. Released in 2014, Google Cardb...