This includes recent information from WHO, online stories, and support groups.

• Breast Cancer Information by World Health Organization

• Breast Cancer: Stories of Survival, Courage and Inspiration

• SSMC Breact Cancer Support Group

• Brest Friends: Giving Hope to Breast Cancer Patients

How  much do you think does Academic Integrity coincides with the use of A.I., considering its rapid evolution?

Mr. Wyncoll: Universities, IB...all of this is going to change dramatically soon in time. Writing papers to show professors what they understood would eventually change via spoken work, as it will undoubtedly get harder to decipher written (original) work from A.I. generated work. Hence, conversing directly could be an important aspect regarding assessment for the coming years.

Does the presence of especially advanced A.I. hinder the younger generation's ability to enhance their independent problem solving capabilities? Or the opposite?

Mr. Wyncoll: The younger generation will be dealing with deeper, more significant problems. A.I. will then be used as a tool; an effective resource. Solving world-wide issues, global warming, how we recycle and utilize things...those problems will be solved quicker with A.I. than without it.

What dangers are present regarding the use of A.I. for Academic purposes or just personal research?

Mr. Wyncoll: There aren't any 'dangers' as long as we remember our academic honesty guidelines and operate with integrity!

What are the consequences of using too much A.I. for assistance in assignments?

Mr. Wyncoll: It's more of a benefit to our civilization than an impediment, demonstrating the rapid growth of technology. Younger generations will grow up with ai, as it becomes a norm in society. 

Everything can be used for good or mal intentions. What's important is to maintain value in integrity and respect to oneself and others.

Do you think there'll ever be a time where A.I. will be advanced enough to hide any traces of its use, blurring the line between originality and plagiarism? In other words, will there be a time where everyone is completely dependent on A.I. for every kind of information regardless of its complexity or simplicity?

Mr. Wyncoll: Yes, which leads back to the original answer to the first question about what separates humanity from A.I.-- our ability to emphasize.

What are some tips you can advise to students to avoid plagiarism?

Mr. Wyncoll: We all make mistakes as humans, especially when we are under pressure. Thus, relieving that pressure or setting up good time management and organizational structure when dealing with long term projects allow us to feel prepared. This gives us time to cite things, take notes, and use plenty of sources to support ideas. If we're in a rush, we tend to look for shortcuts, which often are ways we should avoid.