Audrey on Brexit and Beyond
At CCIR Academy, Audrey worked on a research project related to Brexit. In her paper, she discussed that the United Kingdom was a rather indecisive, if not completely reluctant, member of Europe (whether it be the European Economic Community or the European Union) between 1973 and 2015. In this interview, she would share her insight, […]
Siming on Trust in a Cryptoeconomy
At CCIR Academy, Siming (University of Pennsylvania admitted student) conducts his research on the impact of blockchain applications in business. He argues that the full acceptance of trust in blockchain will cause several risks that cannot be neglected. He investigates the ethical and commercial risks of blockchain applications including disintermediation fallacy, centralization of trust, ambiguous […]
Ayush on Computer Vision and Gesture Recognition
Computer vision has been an exciting field of Artificial Intelligence for many researchers. The basic idea of it is to train computers to recognise, understand, and interpret images or videos. In recent years, this research area has a vast impact on our society. At CCIR Academy, Ayush (Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology) […]