Global Engineering

AI And Its Impact On The Future

The world changed forever with the invention of modern computing. While mankind has always been good at building tools, the computer has propelled us to an entirely new kind of future, one that may see us eventually create a true artificial sentience, once that’s capable of being as intelligent as we are, and likely even more so.

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Effectively Filtering Water At Home

Proper water treatment and filtration is a service that most governments around the world offer to their citizens, and some countries even make clean, potable water a human right that everyone should have access to.

But over the years, we’ve seen more and more stories of people battling to get enough clean water from their taps, which is causing more people to turn to home-based filtering systems instead.

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The World’s Largest Reforestation Project

One arm of the current climate crisis that doesn’t often make headlines is the rampant deforestation that’s taking place across the world. Planet Earth provides the perfect environment for forests to thrive, with plenty of nutrients, water, and an ozone later to project plants from the harshness of space.

But on a global scale, humanity is cutting back natural forest at an astounding rate, and it’s something that’s cause for great concern.

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The Most Powerful Weapons Ever Made

Humans are the most innovative species that the Earth has ever seen. Our invention of various technologies has allowed us to dominate the planet in every aspect, and today we are virtually in control of almost everything that happens across the world.

Part of the reason our technology has advanced so quickly in a relatively short amount of time is due to our seemingly endless desire for conflict.

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Data Centres And How They Work

Most people at home have more than a few devices that are able to connect to the internet. When a device makes a request for a website to be loaded, that information comes from a server. Servers can be home-built and only consist of a few components, but this isn’t enough to power the world’s traffic.

Instead, we rely on massive data centres, warehouse-like buildings that are packed with hundreds of servers at once, all working together to serve the general population’s internet requirements.

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