Autumn Spredemann
Author
Autumn is a South America-based reporter covering primarily Latin American issues for The Epoch Times.
CONTACT ME
LATEST
Chile’s Presidential Election Highlights Shift in Nation’s Power Dynamics
A conservative and a communist candidate will face off in a December runoff vote amid economic challenges and a migration crisis.
|
Inside the Growing Trend of Digital Detoxing
Experts say there are health and wellness benefits from reducing screen time—but there’s a catch.
|
How AI Is Supercharging Scientific Fraud
‘What we’re essentially seeing right now is the equivalent of a denial-of-service attack. Real researchers drowning in noise,’ one expert said.
|
Autonomous AI Is Reshaping Liability as We Know It
Legal experts and artificial intelligence developers say a lack of human oversight comes with higher risks.
|
America’s Birth Rate Is Dropping–Here’s Why It Matters
The median age of adults topped 39 years in 2024, while fertility and birth rates are in decline. Experts said major changes are ahead.
|
How AI Is Becoming Weak Link in Cybersecurity
‘It is very much similar to pinning your confidential files on a public noticeboard and hoping no one takes a copy,’ a data protection expert said.
|
Fuel Crisis in Bolivia Spurs Voter Fears Ahead of Historic Runoff Election
As voters wait in line for fuel, many worry about the effects on Sunday’s election while looking for transportation alternatives to reach polling stations.
|
How AI Stands to Affect Gen X and Millennial Workers
Artificial intelligence is transforming workplaces, and for mid- and late-career employees, it brings both risk and opportunity.
|
Researchers Warn: AI Is Becoming an Expert in Deception
From faking death to tricking safety tests, AI is learning to lie and outsmart us.
|
AI Can Code Faster Than Humans, but Speed Comes With Far-Reaching Risks
Developers say there are plenty of red flags.
|
Chile’s Presidential Election Highlights Shift in Nation’s Power Dynamics
A conservative and a communist candidate will face off in a December runoff vote amid economic challenges and a migration crisis.
|
Inside the Growing Trend of Digital Detoxing
Experts say there are health and wellness benefits from reducing screen time—but there’s a catch.
|
How AI Is Supercharging Scientific Fraud
‘What we’re essentially seeing right now is the equivalent of a denial-of-service attack. Real researchers drowning in noise,’ one expert said.
|
Autonomous AI Is Reshaping Liability as We Know It
Legal experts and artificial intelligence developers say a lack of human oversight comes with higher risks.
|
America’s Birth Rate Is Dropping–Here’s Why It Matters
The median age of adults topped 39 years in 2024, while fertility and birth rates are in decline. Experts said major changes are ahead.
|
How AI Is Becoming Weak Link in Cybersecurity
‘It is very much similar to pinning your confidential files on a public noticeboard and hoping no one takes a copy,’ a data protection expert said.
|
Fuel Crisis in Bolivia Spurs Voter Fears Ahead of Historic Runoff Election
As voters wait in line for fuel, many worry about the effects on Sunday’s election while looking for transportation alternatives to reach polling stations.
|
How AI Stands to Affect Gen X and Millennial Workers
Artificial intelligence is transforming workplaces, and for mid- and late-career employees, it brings both risk and opportunity.
|
Researchers Warn: AI Is Becoming an Expert in Deception
From faking death to tricking safety tests, AI is learning to lie and outsmart us.
|
AI Can Code Faster Than Humans, but Speed Comes With Far-Reaching Risks
Developers say there are plenty of red flags.
|