Papers by Adeyinka M I C H A E L Adesegun
Adeyinka Michael Adesegun, 2023
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Generative AI, a rapidly evolving field within artificial intelligence, has sparked bo... more Abstract:
Generative AI, a rapidly evolving field within artificial intelligence, has sparked both excitement and concern across various sectors of society. This paper, "Generative AI: Fear, Facts, and Fiction," critically examines the myths, legitimate concerns, and empirical realities surrounding the rise of generative models. While fears about AI displacing jobs, manipulating information, and fostering misinformation dominate public discourse, the paper explores these concerns through the lens of evidence-based analysis. It addresses the ethical challenges and potential societal impact while debunking common misconceptions that fuel AI-related anxieties. By distinguishing between fear-mongering and factual understanding, this work offers a balanced perspective on how generative AI can reshape industries, augment human creativity, and improve decision-making processes. Ultimately, this paper advocates for informed conversations and responsible AI deployment as the key to unlocking the technology’s full potential without succumbing to undue fear or exaggerated claims.
Adeyinka Michael Adesegun, 2013
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This paper underscores the critical importance of implementing a computerized motor ... more Abstract:
This paper underscores the critical importance of implementing a computerized motor vehicle registration system for Lagos State, Nigeria. As one of the largest and most densely populated urban centers in Africa, Lagos faces significant challenges in managing its vehicular population, including inefficiencies, fraudulent activities, and administrative bottlenecks associated with traditional registration processes. The study explores the potential benefits of transitioning to a computerized system, such as enhanced accuracy in vehicle records, streamlined registration procedures, and improved enforcement of traffic regulations. It also examines how digital tools can facilitate better data management, reduce corruption, and provide real-time access to critical information for law enforcement and regulatory agencies. Through a review of successful implementations in other regions and an analysis of the specific needs of Lagos State, the paper proposes a roadmap for developing and deploying a computerized registration system. The findings highlight the system’s potential to improve operational efficiency, support urban planning, and contribute to safer and more organized road transport in Lagos.
Adeyinka Michael Adesegun, 2020
Everyday I wallow in great heart distress and dilemma as I watch my country drown in the sea of d... more Everyday I wallow in great heart distress and dilemma as I watch my country drown in the sea of distress and pain. The needless pain inflicted upon the Nigerian Citizen by our leaders and the socalled law enforcement agents are very unprecedented. There are too many to say; am always lost in thoughts; while trying to line out the misdeeds and high handedness of our Police and Anti Crime fighters.
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This paper examines the role and impact of legislative-enacted rules on privacy and ... more Abstract:
This paper examines the role and impact of legislative-enacted rules on privacy and data protection in contemporary legal systems. As digital technologies advance and data collection becomes ubiquitous, privacy concerns have prompted governments to implement a range of regulatory frameworks designed to safeguard personal information. This study explores the evolution of privacy legislation, analyzing key legal instruments such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in the United States, and other significant national and international regulations. Through a comparative analysis, the paper assesses how these laws address various aspects of data protection, including consent, data access, and breach notification requirements. The research highlights both the successes and limitations of these legislative measures in achieving their objectives and considers the implications for individuals, businesses, and policymakers. By identifying best practices and areas for improvement, the paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on enhancing privacy protections in an increasingly data-driven world.
Teaching Documents by Adeyinka M I C H A E L Adesegun
Adeyinka Michael Adesegun, 2011
After getting a great job using your skills, you develop several years of experience. All at once... more After getting a great job using your skills, you develop several years of experience. All at once, you have a sensational idea to improve company productivity. But you're not the brass. Getting someone in charge to listen to your idea seems like a remote possibility. Yet there are things you can do to get the attention of a supervisor for a quick pitch of your proposal. Here's what to do:
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Papers by Adeyinka M I C H A E L Adesegun
Generative AI, a rapidly evolving field within artificial intelligence, has sparked both excitement and concern across various sectors of society. This paper, "Generative AI: Fear, Facts, and Fiction," critically examines the myths, legitimate concerns, and empirical realities surrounding the rise of generative models. While fears about AI displacing jobs, manipulating information, and fostering misinformation dominate public discourse, the paper explores these concerns through the lens of evidence-based analysis. It addresses the ethical challenges and potential societal impact while debunking common misconceptions that fuel AI-related anxieties. By distinguishing between fear-mongering and factual understanding, this work offers a balanced perspective on how generative AI can reshape industries, augment human creativity, and improve decision-making processes. Ultimately, this paper advocates for informed conversations and responsible AI deployment as the key to unlocking the technology’s full potential without succumbing to undue fear or exaggerated claims.
This paper underscores the critical importance of implementing a computerized motor vehicle registration system for Lagos State, Nigeria. As one of the largest and most densely populated urban centers in Africa, Lagos faces significant challenges in managing its vehicular population, including inefficiencies, fraudulent activities, and administrative bottlenecks associated with traditional registration processes. The study explores the potential benefits of transitioning to a computerized system, such as enhanced accuracy in vehicle records, streamlined registration procedures, and improved enforcement of traffic regulations. It also examines how digital tools can facilitate better data management, reduce corruption, and provide real-time access to critical information for law enforcement and regulatory agencies. Through a review of successful implementations in other regions and an analysis of the specific needs of Lagos State, the paper proposes a roadmap for developing and deploying a computerized registration system. The findings highlight the system’s potential to improve operational efficiency, support urban planning, and contribute to safer and more organized road transport in Lagos.
This paper examines the role and impact of legislative-enacted rules on privacy and data protection in contemporary legal systems. As digital technologies advance and data collection becomes ubiquitous, privacy concerns have prompted governments to implement a range of regulatory frameworks designed to safeguard personal information. This study explores the evolution of privacy legislation, analyzing key legal instruments such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in the United States, and other significant national and international regulations. Through a comparative analysis, the paper assesses how these laws address various aspects of data protection, including consent, data access, and breach notification requirements. The research highlights both the successes and limitations of these legislative measures in achieving their objectives and considers the implications for individuals, businesses, and policymakers. By identifying best practices and areas for improvement, the paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on enhancing privacy protections in an increasingly data-driven world.
Teaching Documents by Adeyinka M I C H A E L Adesegun
Generative AI, a rapidly evolving field within artificial intelligence, has sparked both excitement and concern across various sectors of society. This paper, "Generative AI: Fear, Facts, and Fiction," critically examines the myths, legitimate concerns, and empirical realities surrounding the rise of generative models. While fears about AI displacing jobs, manipulating information, and fostering misinformation dominate public discourse, the paper explores these concerns through the lens of evidence-based analysis. It addresses the ethical challenges and potential societal impact while debunking common misconceptions that fuel AI-related anxieties. By distinguishing between fear-mongering and factual understanding, this work offers a balanced perspective on how generative AI can reshape industries, augment human creativity, and improve decision-making processes. Ultimately, this paper advocates for informed conversations and responsible AI deployment as the key to unlocking the technology’s full potential without succumbing to undue fear or exaggerated claims.
This paper underscores the critical importance of implementing a computerized motor vehicle registration system for Lagos State, Nigeria. As one of the largest and most densely populated urban centers in Africa, Lagos faces significant challenges in managing its vehicular population, including inefficiencies, fraudulent activities, and administrative bottlenecks associated with traditional registration processes. The study explores the potential benefits of transitioning to a computerized system, such as enhanced accuracy in vehicle records, streamlined registration procedures, and improved enforcement of traffic regulations. It also examines how digital tools can facilitate better data management, reduce corruption, and provide real-time access to critical information for law enforcement and regulatory agencies. Through a review of successful implementations in other regions and an analysis of the specific needs of Lagos State, the paper proposes a roadmap for developing and deploying a computerized registration system. The findings highlight the system’s potential to improve operational efficiency, support urban planning, and contribute to safer and more organized road transport in Lagos.
This paper examines the role and impact of legislative-enacted rules on privacy and data protection in contemporary legal systems. As digital technologies advance and data collection becomes ubiquitous, privacy concerns have prompted governments to implement a range of regulatory frameworks designed to safeguard personal information. This study explores the evolution of privacy legislation, analyzing key legal instruments such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in the United States, and other significant national and international regulations. Through a comparative analysis, the paper assesses how these laws address various aspects of data protection, including consent, data access, and breach notification requirements. The research highlights both the successes and limitations of these legislative measures in achieving their objectives and considers the implications for individuals, businesses, and policymakers. By identifying best practices and areas for improvement, the paper contributes to the ongoing discourse on enhancing privacy protections in an increasingly data-driven world.