@MikaR1026 I agree with this. The money spent on technology will only increase every year with how popular technology is in today's world, and no doubt it'll continue to become more popular in the future.
@simrandhami99 I totally agree with this. With how popular AI has become in recent years, there are bound to be people who are able to improve it and incorporate it into our daily work lives in the future.
@christineyyang7 Hi Christine!
I agree with your prediction. I think that companies will continue to improve the models of their smartphones so that they'll become more popular with people around the world, which will increase their sales, which is what they're ultimately aiming for.
In the future, I predict that the use of AI will become even more popular, especially in workplaces where it could be utilized to improve experiences for both employees and customers. #DigiTechS23A
@machaelap13 I really like this topic! TikTok has been big in my life; once I start scrolling through a TikTok, I just can't help myself but keep going. TikTok is also where I get some of my news, as I don't actively read news from other social media platforms.
@Cpkrutgers Hi Christina, I totally agree with you! Social media continues to grow every year, and we always find new ways to use it to benefit ourselves. Many companies are turning to social media because news spread through it is just much faster than the traditional ways.
@Sarah_Cullenn I am also focusing my project around AI, specifically ChatGPT, which was very big recently, especially in its impact on education and society.
For my EDTP project, I will be focusing on the impact ChatGPT has had on education and possibly its impact on other fields of profession. #DigiTechS23A
@ajwilson702 I agree with you that dating has become different in today's digital world. It may have opened up more opportunities for people to find a partner, but at the same time, it also poses risks. People online may create false identities to trick you into meeting up with them.
@EMMAOBR40102661 I agree with this a lot because I've seen way too many times online where people would make "GRWM" for so and so jobs, and they overshare information, sometimes leading them to get fired from it.
@jilliancronin7 I agree with you since social media is a tool that isn't always trustworthy. People tend to lie online, and others will fall for it and start spreading this "fake news", and with a mass of people saying similar things, this "fake news" would gain credibility even if it's fake.
In today's digital world, the social norm that has changed is how people access news, which has changed the roles of traditional news sources. In a Pew Internet Project Report, it was found that 86% of Americans get news from a smartphone. https://t.co/CbJB0b0LhX #DigiTechS23A