Posts by Amelia Frost
AI Isn’t Fully Automated — It Runs on Hidden Human Labor
Welcome to Tech Times’ AI EXPLAINED, where we look at the tech of today and tomorrow. Brought to you by Imagine this scenario, one that’s increasingly common: You have a voice AI listen to your meeting at work, you get a summary and analysis of that meeting, and you assume AI did all the work.…
Read MoreCalgary Sun Letters to the Editor, June 12, 2025: ‘Debt’s all, folks!’
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Alberta Canada Opinion Letters Published Jun 12, 2025 • Last updated 12 minutes ago • 2 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. An Alberta separatist rally at the Alberta Legislature on May 3. Photo by Shaughn Butts /Postmedia archive…
Read MoreBreaking Stigma: Stoggles’ Mission in Redefining Protective Eyewear for Everyday Life
Many people choose to go without protective gear due to stigma. Whether this stigma comes from external factors or from within doesn’t necessarily matter. Whether it’s due to the inaccessibility of design-forward solutions in an industry plagued by age-old traditions or simply the image an individual has of themselves, damage is being done, and there…
Read MoreFamily First, Profits Always: Kumo Capital Combines Heritage with High Returns
The real estate industry is usually defined by bottom lines and transactional relationships. In this landscape, Kumo Capital stands out with a competitive advantage, operating as a family-owned and led real estate investment firm. It aims to prove that trust, legacy, and family values aren’t only compatible with modern investment strategies. They’re the foundation of…
Read MoreOriginal Peoples, Original Sound: Nagamo Revolutionizes Indigenous Music Licensing with Integrity and Impact
Developed by composer and creative director Nigel Irwin, Nagamo aims to rewrite the rules of music licensing. The production music library serves as a powerful alternative to the long history of misrepresenting Indigenous cultures through generic, inauthentic soundtracks. Offering licensing services for film, television, advertising, podcasts, and more, Nagamo exists to address the widespread use…
Read MoreMonica Cost’s Miraculous Recovery and Decade of Advocacy Through the Now You See Me Foundation
On a quiet afternoon in 2012, Monica Cost’s life changed in an instant. Out on a routine 40–50 mile cycling training ride just outside San Antonio, she was struck from behind by an 82-year-old driver wearing cataract glasses, who collided with her while she was also likely distracted by her phone. The impact from the…
Read MoreThe Founding Story of Cracked Racquets from Courtside Conversations to a Media Powerhouse
When sharp minds unite with a shared vision and an itch to shake up the status quo, they can carve out a space where there previously was none. That’s what unfolded when three driven individuals, Dalton Thieneman (CEO), Daniel Westhoff (CTO), and Alex Gruskin (CCO), combined their talents to establish Cracked Racquets. The visionaries believed…
Read MoreReinventing the Future: The Visionary World of Jordi Hans Design
There’s a growing demand today for a design that not only stuns the eye but serves the soul. However, only a few studios manage to walk the line between visual brilliance and social impact. Jordi Hans Design is one of them. It has a reputation for crafting one-of-a-kind, visually arresting works while embedding meaning and…
Read MoreAnna Forsythe Built Oncoscope to Give Doctors What They Actually Need: Usable Intelligence
In today’s healthcare landscape, oncologists are drowning in data. Thousands of studies are published each month, new FDA approvals roll out regularly, and guidelines change constantly. Yet, despite this flood of information, many doctors still struggle to make the best treatment decisions for their patients. The problem is not a lack of data. The problem…
Read MoreTulsi Gabbard Fed Potentially Classified Documents Into AI to Determine If They Were Classified
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard revealed Tuesday that artificial intelligence tools have been used to scan tens of thousands of potentially classified documents to determine whether they should remain secret. Speaking at the Amazon Web Services Summit in Washington, Gabbard said AI helped expedite the declassification review process for material related to President John…
Read MoreJennifer Lawrence Wore Flip-Flops in This Bold Color Combo—So They’ll Probably Be Everywhere Soon
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Just when I thought could almost replicate Jennifer Lawrence’s casual summer jorts-and-tee outfit with things I already have in the back of my closet, I remembered. There’s quiet luxury, and then there’s luxury so quiet you’d have to be a detective (or a Glamour editor) to spot it, and JLaw is a master at that.…
Read MoreLA Anti-ICE Protests: Yes, There’s Violence. There’s Also Hope
LA’s anti-ICE protests have dominated headlines and television news stations over the last week. And depending on where you’ve been consuming your media, it might seem that Los Angeles is currently in a citywide meltdown. But a number of women have taken to social media to debunk the narrative coming from the administration that LA…
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