Dakota Digital ReviewPublished by the North Dakota University System

Digitization
- All A.I.Autonomy Humanizing Info/Data
  
  A.I.
  
  Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Our World–Are We Ready?
  
  Nikola Datzov
  
  Our world is changing. Cars drive themselves. Automated grocery stores allow customers to shop without employees in the store. Drones manage and spray our...
  
  Alternative Energy
  
  Digitization & Energy Dependency
  
  Mark R. Hagerott
  
  The Need for Affordable, Accessible Energy As residents of a top energy producing state, now adapting to the massive digital transformation of our socio-economy, it...
  
  A.I.
  
  Would Regulation Prevent AI From Becoming an Evil Overlord?
  
  Jeremy Straub
  
  Some people are, perhaps, afraid that heavily armed artificially intelligent robots((https://theconversation.com/losing-control-the-dangers-of-killer -robots-58262.)) might take over the world and enslave us—or they might even exterminate humanity.((https://theconversation.com/what-an-artificial-intelligence-researcher-fears-about-ai-78655.)) Due...
  
  Digitization
  
  GameStop or Stopping the Game?
  
  Fariz Huseynov
  
  Retail Davids vs. Wall Street Goliaths “O wonder! How many ingenuous investors are there! How courageous mankind is! O brave new markets That has such...
Cybersecurity
- A.I.
  
  Are Self-Driving Cars Safe?
  
  Aakanksha Rastogi and Kendall E. Nygard
  
  Challenges in Technology, Trust, AI & Cybersecurity On April 17, 2021, a Tesla Model S automobile, equipped with autopilot control, missed a turn and crashed...
  
  A.I.
  
  Artificial Intelligence, Cyberattacks & the Next Cold War
  
  Jeremy Straub
  
  It’s easy to confuse the current geopolitical situation with the 1980s at the end of the Cold War, when tensions between the Soviet Union...
A.I.
- A.I.
  
  Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Our World–Are We Ready?
  
  Nikola Datzov
  
  Our world is changing. Cars drive themselves. Automated grocery stores allow customers to shop without employees in the store. Drones manage and spray our...
  
  A.I.
  
  Would Regulation Prevent AI From Becoming an Evil Overlord?
  
  Jeremy Straub
  
  Some people are, perhaps, afraid that heavily armed artificially intelligent robots((https://theconversation.com/losing-control-the-dangers-of-killer -robots-58262.)) might take over the world and enslave us—or they might even exterminate humanity.((https://theconversation.com/what-an-artificial-intelligence-researcher-fears-about-ai-78655.)) Due...
  
  A.I.
  
  Precision Agriculture
  
  Dakota Digital Review
  
  The Future in Farming and Ranching As the state’s land-grant university, NDSU has a unique role to play in precision agriculture. Recently, Dakota Digital Review (DDR)...
  
  A.I.
  
  Are Self-Driving Cars Safe?
  
  Aakanksha Rastogi and Kendall E. Nygard
  
  Challenges in Technology, Trust, AI & Cybersecurity On April 17, 2021, a Tesla Model S automobile, equipped with autopilot control, missed a turn and crashed...
Big Tech
- All Censorship
  
  Big Tech
  
  Facebook vs Free Markets & Innovation
  
  Nathan P. Goodman
  
  Examining a Regulatory Capture Power Move Facebook wants new internet regulations. And they haven’t been shy about saying so. The company has put out at...
  
  Big Tech
  
  [OPINION] Dune or Done? COVID’s Avoidable Catastrophe
  
  Patrick J. McCloskey
  
  Imagine someone growing up in a vast desert. One day, this young man or woman leaves home and eventually comes to a river for...
  
  Digitization
  
  The Pandemic is Accelerating Digital Transformation: Downsides & Remedies
  
  Mark Hagerott, PhD
  
  Human society faces disruption and tumultuous change far more unprecedented and historic than a pandemic.
Implications
- All Art & Humanities COVID Cultural Economic
  
  A.I.
  
  Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Our World–Are We Ready?
  
  Nikola Datzov
  
  Our world is changing. Cars drive themselves. Automated grocery stores allow customers to shop without employees in the store. Drones manage and spray our...
  
  A.I.
  
  Would Regulation Prevent AI From Becoming an Evil Overlord?
  
  Jeremy Straub
  
  Some people are, perhaps, afraid that heavily armed artificially intelligent robots((https://theconversation.com/losing-control-the-dangers-of-killer -robots-58262.)) might take over the world and enslave us—or they might even exterminate humanity.((https://theconversation.com/what-an-artificial-intelligence-researcher-fears-about-ai-78655.)) Due...
  
  Digitization
  
  GameStop or Stopping the Game?
  
  Fariz Huseynov
  
  Retail Davids vs. Wall Street Goliaths “O wonder! How many ingenuous investors are there! How courageous mankind is! O brave new markets That has such...
  
  COVID
  
  Witte & (Digital) Wisdom
  
  Matthew Lonn
  
  The Benefits & Challenges of Online Education Unlike many teachers, Shannay Witte was well prepared to deal with online instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many...
Energy/Ag
- All Alternative Energy Climate Change Hydrocarbons Tech Advances
  
  Alternative Energy
  
  Digitization & Energy Dependency
  
  Mark R. Hagerott
  
  The Need for Affordable, Accessible Energy As residents of a top energy producing state, now adapting to the massive digital transformation of our socio-economy, it...
  
  A.I.
  
  Precision Agriculture
  
  Dakota Digital Review
  
  The Future in Farming and Ranching As the state’s land-grant university, NDSU has a unique role to play in precision agriculture. Recently, Dakota Digital Review (DDR)...
  
  Alternative Energy
  
  [OPINION] Atoms of the World Unite—Or Split
  
  Patrick J. McCloskey
  
  If transitioning to “green” energy (primarily wind and solar) yields only a 6 percent reduction in global CO2 emissions—as shown in Mark Mill’s article,...
  
  Alternative Energy
  
  The Hidden Costs of Going Green
  
  Mark P. Mills
  
  Material, Economic & Geopolitical Consequences In February 2021, I testified before committees in both the U.S. House and Senate regarding the costs and consequences of...
COVID
- COVID
  
  Witte & (Digital) Wisdom
  
  Matthew Lonn
  
  The Benefits & Challenges of Online Education Unlike many teachers, Shannay Witte was well prepared to deal with online instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many...
  
  Big Tech
  
  [OPINION] Dune or Done? COVID’s Avoidable Catastrophe
  
  Patrick J. McCloskey
  
  Imagine someone growing up in a vast desert. One day, this young man or woman leaves home and eventually comes to a river for...
  
  COVID
  
  Not Naturally So: Digital Education’s Failures Exposed In Post-COVID World
  
  Dennis R. Cooley
  
  The road to Hell is paved with good intentions, we often hear. Considering the drive to online classes during the COVID-19 pandemic, that old...
  
  COVID
  
  The Great Boston Fire & Epizootic of 1872
  
  Patrick J. McCloskey
  
  Disease & Technological Transformation At 7 p.m. on November 9, 1872, a fire started in the basement of a warehouse at the corner of Kingston...
Opinion
- Alternative Energy
  
  [OPINION] Atoms of the World Unite—Or Split
  
  Patrick J. McCloskey
  
  If transitioning to “green” energy (primarily wind and solar) yields only a 6 percent reduction in global CO2 emissions—as shown in Mark Mill’s article,...
  
  Big Tech
  
  [OPINION] Dune or Done? COVID’s Avoidable Catastrophe
  
  Patrick J. McCloskey
  
  Imagine someone growing up in a vast desert. One day, this young man or woman leaves home and eventually comes to a river for...

Intros

Introduction to Dakota Digital Review

The cartoonist Walt Kelly said it best, “We are confronted with insurmountable opportunities.” What sorcerer or ancient magician could have imagined what we take...

Intros

Introduction to Dakota Digital Academy

Kendall E. Nygard

After our founding in the fall of 2020, the Dakota Digital Academy continues to gain traction with faculty and administrators across the North Dakota...

A.I.

Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Our World–Are We Ready?

Nikola Datzov

Our world is changing. Cars drive themselves. Automated grocery stores allow customers to shop without employees in the store. Drones manage and spray our farm fields. Software applications control access, temperature and lighting in our smart homes. Autonomous robots clean our houses. Voice-controlled virtual assistants help ease the burdens of many daily tasks. Facial recognition cameras help identify persons of interest in busy crowds. Imaging analysis software helps doctors provide medical diagnosis more quickly...

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Digitization & Energy Dependency

Mark R. Hagerott

The Need for Affordable, Accessible Energy As residents of a top energy producing state, now adapting...

Would Regulation Prevent AI From Becoming an Evil Overlord?

Jeremy Straub

Some people are, perhaps, afraid that heavily armed artificially intelligent robots might take over the...

GameStop or Stopping the Game?

Fariz Huseynov

Retail Davids vs. Wall Street Goliaths “O wonder! How many ingenuous investors are there! How courageous...

Witte & (Digital) Wisdom

Matthew Lonn

The Benefits & Challenges of Online Education Unlike many teachers, Shannay Witte was well prepared to...

Complex Maya Computations

Travis Nygard

Math, Time, Astronomy & Hieroglyphs Ancient peoples and places might seem far removed from the world...

Facebook vs Free Markets & Innovation

Nathan P. Goodman

Examining a Regulatory Capture Power Move Facebook wants new internet regulations. And they haven’t been shy...

Precision Agriculture

Dakota Digital Review

The Future in Farming and Ranching As the state’s land-grant university, NDSU has a unique role...

Are Self-Driving Cars Safe?

Aakanksha Rastogi and Kendall E. Nygard

Challenges in Technology, Trust, AI & Cybersecurity On April 17, 2021, a Tesla Model S automobile,...

[OPINION] Atoms of the World Unite—Or Split

Patrick J. McCloskey

If transitioning to “green” energy (primarily wind and solar) yields only a 6 percent reduction...

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[OPINION] Dune or Done? COVID’s Avoidable Catastrophe

Patrick J. McCloskey

Imagine someone growing up in a vast desert. One day, this young man or woman leaves home and eventually comes to a river for...

Artificial Intelligence, Cyberattacks & the Next Cold War

Jeremy Straub

It’s easy to confuse the current geopolitical situation with the 1980s at the end of the Cold War, when tensions between the Soviet Union...

News Desert: Losing Our Local Newspapers in the Digital Age

Samuel G. Freedman

One day last year, my sister approached me to ask a journalistic favor. Carol owns a chocolate shop in Somerville, New Jersey, a county...

Closer to the Robo-Rubicon: Robots, Autonomy and the Future (or Maybe Not) of You

Robert H. Latiff and Patrick J. McCloskey

Seven years ago, Maj. Gen. Robert Latiff and I wrote an opinion article for the Wall Street Journal, titled “With Drone Warfare, America Approaches...

Here, There, and Everywhere: Human vs Cyber Space in Art

Dakota Digital Review

Recently, we interviewed David Borlaug, the president of The Capital Gallery, about the differences and synergies between physical space and cyberspace in art. The...

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