@talaahRA I think the fact that automation has integrated its way into houses is extremely interesting. It shows how it is not only taking over the job industry but also day-to-day life.
@RoseGiberson3 I find this post interesting because it gives a good visual of how AI is taking over many jobs. This just shows how we need to learn how to adapt to jobs with automation.
This post shows how automation is taking over jobs and changing the economy. Since many things can be automized, it is causing us to now rely on AI because it can do what we want, how we want, and when we want. #RUVirtualSP25#RutgersDCIM
AI in Small Businesses: Boosting Efficiency with Technology
AI can help small businesses enhance productivity and operational efficiency through task automation, data analysis, and personalized customer service. This technology enables small enterprises to compete with larger companies, optimize marketing strategies, and reduce operational costs.
@Luciagarciaab Hi Lucia! I find this post interesting because it is not talked about how much information AI really has. It is also a little scary that AI is able to have so much consciousness which is why it should be used responsibly.
@alj0701 Hi Akshita! I completely agree that AI has become integrated into so many people’s daily lives. It’s so important to monitor how we use AI because there is still so much we don’t know about it.
This clip discusses a similar topic to the readings of how AI will learn patterns based on a specific individual. It also emphasizes how AI is always learning more and more each day. #RUVirtualSP25#RutgersDCIM
NEW: In episode 97, I interview @Plinz - AI researcher, cognitive scientist and founder of the California Institute for Machine Consciousness!
In this conversation, we discuss the challenges of merging philosophy and ethics in AI, growing up in East Germany, the problems with AI models today, what is intelligence, understanding and consciousness, the Chinese Room and Roko's Basilisk thought experiments, do machines even need consciousness and AI takeover or AI doomsday scenarios!
Full episode: https://t.co/OOxN4VaR0U
#ArtificialIntelligence #AI #tech #technology
@alj0701 AI use at universities is something that has become completely normalized and is barely controlled. Therefore, I think it's so important for universities to implement policies on AI rather than just leaving it up to professors because AI use is just going to continue to grow.
@RoseGiberson3 I completely agree since there is such a lack of diversity, it causes the AI systems to be biased. Having a more diverse representation will allow for AI systems to have more reliable outputs because it will cater to a larger audience.
This post's infographics connect with this week's readings. It describes many ways that AI can be addressed and navigated in a class setting. Emphasizing the need for transparency when it comes to AI use. #RUVirtualSP25#RutgersDCIM
According to MIT, AI detectors don't work—but here's what does: set clear policies, foster open dialogue, motivate with creative assignments, and ensure inclusive assessments. Let's rethink how we teach in the age of AI!
https://t.co/SAz67H2Mf7
#EdTech#AIinEducation
@tjko3000 I agree that Dolly Parton is not only a celebrity but is a leader. Throughout her career, she always wanted to make a difference and help others when she can. This can be proved because she is the founder of the Dollywood Foundation.
@JoeNatoli363268@MrBeast I agree that Mr. Beast is not only a celebrity but a leader. His content shows how he is willing to help so many people with what he has. This makes him a leader because he is putting others before himself.
@yannivines2 I agree that Oprah Winfrey is a celebrity who is also a leader as she has succeeded in advocating for social change throughout her years in the public. She is well-known for her philanthropy and generosity.
Chris Evans is not only a celebrity but also a leader. He is an actor mostly known for his role as Captain America. Yet he also co-founded A Starting Point, a platform that aims to make political information accessible, foster understanding, and encourage civic engagement #LIDC92
@JoeNatoli363268 Having an influence on social media can be hard to accomplish which is why it is essential that leaders know how to maintain their influence. Keeping that influence allows leaders to reach a larger audience which is extremely beneficial.
@sammrossmann Different social media platforms create different opportunities for leaders, which is extremely interesting. Yet one thing that is essential for leaders to have, regardless of the platform, is a sense of community.
@corinnerutgers Being a leader comes with many responsibilities. One in particular is knowing how to connect with an audience. This is crucial because to keep a sense of leadership, they need to be aware of what to post and when so their audience stays engaged.
This article displays the key points of leadership regarding social media because the digital world is only growing. It connects with Ruben & Gigliotti as they emphasize how individual leadership approaches influence the dynamics of social life.
https://t.co/DWW6gdZBPl #LIDC92
@juliaciacciare I agree Jane Fonda is a leader she uses her platform and influence to bring issues to light. She constantly has compelling posts on issues like climate change showing how she can be a true leader.