kks219

Kelly Skewis

[kks219 @kks2191]

@ehp_320 (2/2) an effective form of resistance (closer to the debate argument), but is only focusing on the fact that many people didn't participate in the study that it didn't effect Facebook at all. #cse252d4days

[kks219 @kks2191]

@ehp_320 (1/2) Pro side seems to be arguing that the 99 days experiment was effective because it met the goals of it's creators (not meant to take people away from facebook forever, just show that people are addicted). Con side is arguing more about whether it is an #cse252d4days

[kks219 @kks2191]

Pro defining how they interpret resistance is an effective strategy. It sets them up to argue that any disruption of a person's normal facebook use counts as effective resistance, and backed that up with a participant's story. #cse252d4days

[kks219 @kks2191]

@DarkHades1234 If autonomous weapons were used on the battlefield they would not be programmed to just kill everyone on site. They would follow rules and algorithms that would allow them to analyze who is a threat, and innocent kids would not fall into that category. #cse252d3laws

[kks219 @kks2191]

Con brings up a strong point that autonomous weapons could weaken the psychological barriers that keep some groups from going to war #cse252d3laws

[kks219 @kks2191]

@allison_morel To build off of this, is Google 'fixing' an error in their algorithm, or did the algorithm produce the correct results and they just weren't satisfied with them so they changed the algorithm #cse252d2algo

[kks219 @kks2191]

Con 1 brings up an interesting point that Google has now 'fixed' the search results for murder, which suggests that it was an error that that result was there in the first place. #cse252d2algo