OxJournal is an academic platform for intellectually engaged young people. We publish high-quality, university-level research papers produced by 12-18 year olds under the supervision of an expert academic or researcher in their chosen field of study. We hope the papers published here will inspire you to further explore your own academic interests and potential.

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Dangers to Democracy from the Response to Three Types of Emergencies: War, Political, and Economic Crises

This article discusses the hazards posed by emergencies to democracy. In particular, the authors emphasise three types of emergencies: wars, political crises, and economic crises. They approach these emergencies in two dimensions: (1) their impact on human rights, and (2) their impact on governmental institutions and their separation of powers, with an emphasis of European and American case studies.

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The Use of Machine Learning AI in Risk Prediction for Coronary Heart Disease: A Deep Dive into Different Risk Factors

This review attempts to look at the importance of four different risk factors for CHD: diet/exercise, genetic information, and type 2 diabetes, their impact on patients’ cardiovascular health, and the existing literature on risk prediction machine learning AI programs for each risk factor.

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A Meta-Analysis of the Economic, Social, Legal, and Cultural Impacts of Widespread Adoption of Large Language Models such as ChatGPT

This article explores the emergent impact of Large Language Models on human society, economics, and culture, discussing the potential for positive social impact through education and the streamlining of work practices, but also considering the many checks and balances that these tools will need to ensure they are not misused.

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