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Arjun Barrett

Arjun Barrett, Aquila and Winged Post Managing Editor

Arjun Barrett (12) is the managing editor of Harker Aquila and the Winged Post. In his third year on staff, he plans to dive deep into various topics and report the highly technical information that the more STEM-inclined members of our community enjoy. Outside of journalism, Arjun enjoys software development and ethical hacking.

All content by Arjun Barrett
A conceptual illustration of a transformer box commonly used by AI. While machine learning text generators like ChatGPT might seem impressive, they rarely understand the content they produce at the same level as humans.

The AI revolution isn’t here yet

by Arjun Barrett, Managing Editor
March 13, 2023
Hacking groups have attacked both Ukrainian and Russian government websites, bringing a new era of cyber warfare. Along with other misinformation on the internet, cyber warfare tactics pose a rising threat to civilian lives.

A new generation of warfare

by Arjun Barrett, Asst. STEM Editor
April 12, 2022
“[Life is] about finding your true passion, sharing it and following it in a way that makes you happy. You don’t have to be like everyone else. If you be who you want to be, you will be successful, and there will always be a community willing to embrace you, Harshil Garg (12) said.

Humans of Harker: For the record

by Arjun Barrett, Asst. STEM Editor
February 28, 2022
A large portion of modern technology relies on open-source packages, or software and applications that are available to the public.

Unsung heroes fuel the software industry

by Arjun Barrett, Asst. STEM Editor
December 2, 2021
STEM Scene showcases briefs to update our community on the STEM world.

STEM Scene: Sept. 14

by Arjun Barrett, Asst. STEM Editor
September 14, 2021
This simple program represents my opinions on the pandemic: Ive loved being able to develop my hobbies over the pandemic, especially with regards to programming. But at the same time, the convoluted nature of the code is also reflective of the confusion Ive felt over with regards to the pandemic.

How we overcame the unknown of 2020

by Harker Journalism Staff
April 17, 2021
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