

C is for for 'Consent and Control: Facial Recognition, Deepfakes, and School Life in the UK.'
'From classroom photo filters to live facial recognition, rapidly unleashed technology is reshaping childhood, privacy, and education.'
Oct 146 min read
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'C is for Crisis and Continuity': Leveraging AI for Development During Natural Disasters in Asia
'Crucially, AI readiness is not defined by technology alone - it also hinges on citizen trust, institutional capability, and the ability to safeguard against foreign AI influence, particularly through social media.' The C Word
Sep 1011 min read
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'C is for Centre' - Top Apps for Mindfulness Connection and Meditation, to Help one Slow Down.
In today's fast-paced world, finding moments of peace and connection can seem almost impossible. Technology offers a multitude of apps...
Sep 55 min read
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C is for Continuity: AGI Development in Asia – Pakistan, Afghanistan & Baluchistan.
Image courtesy of Wix AI Development, Investment, and AGI Progress in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Baluchistan: In September, The C Word...
Sep 48 min read
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C is for Chaat: our flavourful August recipe
“Crunchy, customizable, and bursting with flavour''. Our August recipe celebrates the vibrant mixed chaat; tender chickpeas and buttery...
Aug 132 min read
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C for Concern: Immigration, Data, and Destabilisation - the UK's Migration Dilemma.
The C Word look at a few of the drivers behind growing public concerns around net migration, its repercussions for civic cohesion in the UK, international collateral effects, and a possible connection to persistent UK budget overspending. August 2025
Aug 46 min read
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'C is for Contemporary Applications; Isaac Asimov’s Sci-Fi Principles in Patent Technologies'
TCW critically revisits the Monroe Legacy, its patented consciousness technologies, and their intersections with theories, brain-computer interfaces and the expanding architecture of AGI. While many claim theories surrounding technologies like 5G may remain unfounded, such media highlight a growing societal dis – ease; one Asimov anticipated – around invisible systems that affect the mind and body.
May 316 min read
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