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Opinion January 31, 2025

You Can’t Have Your Tort And Eat It Too: Lawsuit Reform Challenges

By John A. Tures, Professor of Political Science, LaGrange College Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is hoping to prosecute the case against lawsuit abuse. But does tort reform tend to work?…

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Opinion January 25, 2025

Community Service Boards essential to state, local healthcare

By Melanie Dallas, LPC If you’re not familiar with the term Community Service Board, or aren’t sure what, exactly, a Community Service Board does, you’re probably not alone. Unlike a…

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Opinion January 24, 2025

How Human Creativity Can Compete With A.I.: Backstory And Borrowing

By John A. Tures, Professor of Political Science, LaGrange College In my last column, I describe several contests where human artists competed with artificial intelligence art, and “lost.” The real…

Opinion January 24, 2025

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Opinion January 24, 2025

If A.I. Beats Human-Created Art In Contests, Should We Be Worried?

By John A. Tures, Professor of Political Science, LaGrange College Earlier in the year, I wrote an article about the challenges that artificial intelligence poses for writers, and a test…

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Opinion January 16, 2025

The New Normal: Playing Games With Disaster Assistance

By John A. Tures, Professor of Political Science, LaGrange College Those who know the Bible are apt to remember the story of the Good Samaritan, the one who selflessly aids…

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Opinion January 12, 2025

Bookman: Georgia GOP lawmakers pick on trans people in cynical play for votes

by Jay Bookman, Georgia Recorder, [This article first appeared in the Georgia Recorder, republished with permission]January 9, 2025 Look at the world around us. On the scale of injustices that…

Opinion January 8, 2025

Political Cartoon by Clay Jones

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Opinion January 4, 2025

How AI Could Replace Writers, And When It Won’t (Part 2)

By John A. Tures, Professor of Political Science, LaGrange College [This is the second of two columns. Follow this link to read Part 1] A writer on Medium.com contends that…

Opinion January 4, 2025

How AI Could Replace Writers, And When It Won’t (Part 1)

By John A. Tures, Professor of Political Science, LaGrange College In the battle between artificial intelligence and humans, there’s no bigger arena to compare the two than one of creativity….

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You Can’t Have Your Tort And Eat It Too: Lawsuit Reform Challenges

Community Service Boards essential to state, local healthcare

How Human Creativity Can Compete With A.I.: Backstory And Borrowing

Political Cartoon from Clay Jones

If A.I. Beats Human-Created Art In Contests, Should We Be Worried?

The New Normal: Playing Games With Disaster Assistance

Bookman: Georgia GOP lawmakers pick on trans people in cynical play for votes

Political Cartoon by Clay Jones

How AI Could Replace Writers, And When It Won’t (Part 2)

How AI Could Replace Writers, And When It Won’t (Part 1)