link to presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1iLjrddcu6weniy0eQOADJaGjrzESvlqwrsJ3_C2-Gyo/edit?usp=sharing I found that by thinking of video games in a more generalized sense and identifying how we as a species have altered the way we develop connections and communicate with each other we can see how this will affect our future. While in past generations adolescents would form bonds and friendships through outdoor activities and in person conversations. Today most kids choose to spend their free time playing videogames or through some form of virtual entertainment. This speaks to the way our world is progressively changing through the ways in which technology is changing with us. I connected the virtual character to my real self by identifying the possible freedoms we each have in altering our appearance in some way. While this only goes so far, I found it interesting to think about the ways in which we choose to ...
Following the viewing and analysis of both the film, AI, and the original story, Pinocchio, one can connect the two plots by reevaluating their connection to the overall discussion of advancing technology and its display through the creation of a fictional “enchanted” or “robotic” boy. Through both narratives, the viewer follows as a “created” boy undergoes an extensive journey defining the aspects of their identity that bring them closer to the reality of being human. With the rapid evolution of advancing technology within our world, now, more than ever, one must begin to evaluate the dangers and impact any form of artificial intelligence could present to our species. These two media displays allow audiences to ponder these possibilities and more seriously contemplate the negative or positive repercussions of this exploration. The Adventures of Pinocchio , written in 1881by Carlo Collodi, tells the story of a poor carpenter longing to create a marionett...
Following the in-class screening of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 Space Odyssey, I found that the Following the in-class screening of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 Space Odyssey, I found that the growing advances in artificial intelligence and the dangers that come along with these become increasingly more apparent and crucial. When I decided to partake in the experiment involving my interview with Siri, I did my best to aim my questions at human experiences and aspects of our emotional outlooks that an artificial intelligence would have difficulty resonating with or responding to. I chose this direction because it was my hope that I could better understand how Siri would combat its lack of knowledge in experiences it cannot partake in. My first question to Siri was “Have you ever been in love? What does it feel like?”. Its response was “Nope.” and “Interesting Question.”. Within this first interaction, it became very apparent its lack of response indicated a lack of knowledge and/or a ...
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