It wasn’t that long ago that phones hung on walls, television had three channels, and news was something that plopped onto your porch every morning.
As technology begins to infuse every aspect of our life, it might be a good idea to ‘look under the hood’ of this newfangled mystical code.
This article will reference ways that Artificial Intelligence is changing the written word.
But first, are there times you are on the World Wide Web and might not even know it?
https://www.massbio.org/news/recent-news/breaking-down-the-internet-of-things-what-does-it-mean-for-clinical-research/
Or maybe you would welcome interacting with the internet more fluidly, courtesy of Mr. Zuckerberg.
https://about.meta.com/what-is-the-metaverse/
Will you greet your virtual therapist as an advancement on your overworked, standoffish human analogue ( that always seemed a little judgy )?
https://www.wbur.org/endlessthread/2022/11/04/bots-mental-health
Are essay generators going to keep professors up at night?
What if you needed a little help with writer’s block or a quick presentation solution?
https://www.wired.com/story/artificial-intelligence-writing-art/
Tomorrow, the Art of Artificial Intelligence…
Brian Borgelt says
I watched an interview the other day with a couple of these tech uber-geeks who were comparing themselves to God, stating that their “creation” would surpass that of God’s lowly organic creation.
When I look at the likes of these people, God is the last thing that comes to mind.