Ell Bernieri

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

@edmondperezic I completely agree with your take. I also think that the ways that humans use AI is having an effect on not only the way art is created, but also the ways that it is consumed. Great point!

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

@conncheung I think that this is a very interesting take, and it absolutely shifted my perspective. The point that you brought up about the rejection of tradition is particularly interesting, and I did not think of it in that manner before reading this. Thank you for that!

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

The incorporation of AI into the creation of art is harmful not only to the concept of art itself, but harmful to those who create and consume it. Art is designed to incite an emotional reaction, which is difficult to achieve when it is AI generated. #RUVirtualSU25 #RutgersDCIM

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

@kaceyylewiss I like that you specifically highlighted the fear that has been brought about within our society due to these issues. I also think that you are absolutely right about the impact of AI use being shown through the increased practice of replacing human workers with automated ones.

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

@kirstarry I think that choosing Grok as a focus for this observation was extremely clever of you, as it reinforces an idea you brought up yourself, that these systems shape how we work and interact with one another. You are absolutely correct about our need to adapt to these systems.

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

This video raises an extremely interesting point surrounding the competitive nature of the automotive industry, and how the creation of laws designed to regulate automation can be seen as a double-edged sword, promoting safety, but also competition. #RUVirtualSU25 #RutgersDCIM

[eric barker @ctrlalteric]

Automation isn't a choice anymore—it's economic survival.⁣
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Companies that don't automate will be outcompeted by those that do. Perfect accuracy, 24/7 operation, zero labor costs.⁣
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The same pressure exists between nations. You can't stop technological progress.

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

@avasamaroo1 This point is extremely important when considering the ethics of Artificial Intelligence programs. In many cases, Artificial Intelligence is programmed with biased ideals, and this can show within the technology. However, we need to aim for diversity in development of technology.

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

@kirstarry I like the phrasing of this. Originally, when people began to view this tool, they saw it in a negative light. To be fair, without regulation, it can cause damage. But with some work, it can make education accessible to far more people, making learning more enjoyable for all.

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

@kaceyylewiss I absolutely agree that AI is completely changing the systems of education that we use every day, and that as they continue to develop, education will look completely different. I think that there could be some negative implications, but with proper training, it can change lives.

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

@edmondperezic Bender captures this point very well, and I very much appreciate how your reinforce those ideas. When considering issues surrounding ethics regarding Artificial Intelligence, the limited ability of large language models and the risk of plagiarism are extremely important.

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

Mansoor Khan explains the idea that Artificial Intelligence can improve the quality of education for people that may not have access. On top of that, the development of this technology must c consider the needs of everyone in need of an education.
#RUVirtualSU25 #RutgersDCIM

[Mansoor Khan @MansoorKhanINC]

In the age of #AI, access to quality #education must not be a privilege. We must harness technology to bridge the learning gap. Training teachers, upgrading government school curriculums, and ensuring equitable digital access is no longer optional.
#EducationForAll

[Ell Bernieri @ebernieri2]

Andrew Roche discusses the idea that Artificial Intelligence can serve to be positive, but only if employed in proper circumstances. It is important when relying on these programs to recognize how to use them without damaging humanity and morality.

#RUVirtualSU25 #RutgersDCIM

[Andrew Roche @andrewroche99]

AI ethics ensures technology serves the public good. As machines influence decisions in hiring, justice, and health, we need frameworks that prioritize fairness, protect rights, and uphold transparency. #ResponsibleAI #AIethics #TechWithPurpose
https://t.co/NxhBpgXNQ1