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Computers That Can Read Your Mind

Posted on 4th November 20194th November 2019 by Emily Bird

It may sound like something from a sci-fi novel, but mind-reading artificial intelligence is closer to reality than you might think.  Artificial intelligence (AI) is one area of scientific discovery that many people view with […]

The Gryphon’s Guide to Being a Shop-Savvy Student

Posted on 26th September 201926th September 2019 by Will Southall

If you’re paying full price then you’re doing something wrong. These days you would be hard pressed to find a company which doesn’t price discriminate. If businesses can split a market up into groups that […]

Technology and Inactive Lifestyle: How can you break out of it?

Posted on 15th February 201927th March 2019 by Helena Smith

From university work to social media, laptops, tablets and phones are the essence of modern life. The Gryphon discusses the repercussions of inactivity and spending too much time in front of computer screens. In an […]

Innovative Technologies Protecting Our Environment

Posted on 30th November 20181st April 2019 by Will Southall

Wouldn’t it be great if someone were to invent a machine capable of extracting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere? Or a device that could clear up the Earth’s oceans of rubbish? Or perhaps a contraption […]

Will Handwritten Exams Soon be a Thing of the Past?

Posted on 20th November 201815th March 2019 by Tali Fraser

If you type out your lecture notes, you soon might be one step ahead of the competition – some universities are now opting for the use of computers, instead of the more-traditional pen-and-paper, for exams. […]

Alexa Should I Invest in Amazon Shares?

Posted on 12th October 20181st April 2019 by Will Southall

In Autumn 2011, Apple Inc. launched Siri as a feature on its then-current iPhone, the 4S. Although far from perfect, Siri was fun, and intriguing – in so much as trying to work out what […]

Bad News: Learning To Resist The Fake

Posted on 7th April 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Can you take on the role of fake news-monger, ‘[d]rop all pretense of ethics and choose the path that builds your persona as an unscrupulous media magnate’? If so, you should definitely check out Bad […]

Fashion of The Future: Technology on The Runway

Posted on 9th March 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

With technology constantly evolving and advancing, it only seems natural for the fashion industry to follow suit. That’s why it’s no surprise that this season has seen designers bringing technology straight to the runway in […]

Talk More: Tagging Walls Not Facebook Pictures

Posted on 9th March 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Arts writer, Oliver Staton, discusses the binary of technology and graffiti around Leeds. You would be hard pressed to find a technologically adept young person who isn’t aware of the startling mental dangers of being […]

Is Depop the future of fashion?

Posted on 27th February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Love it, hate it, or simply can’t be bothered with it – there’s no denying that Depop is a key player in the fashion world, and not an app to be overlooked. But does Depop […]

Automation Threatens to Widen North-South Divide

Posted on 2nd February 20182nd February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

For years, northern industry was at the forefront of England’s economy. From the industrial revolution which traces its roots from Lancashire cotton mills, to coal mining across Yorkshire and the North-East, Britain was powered by […]

Leeds’ Buses Go Contactless

Posted on 26th January 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Leeds buses have moved with the times by accepting contactless payments on their buses. The contactless technology was introduced onto the buses on Thursday 18th of January. The reason behind its introduction was to reduce the time it took […]

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