I think that AI still has bias whether from the code that people are imputing because AI is still coded by humans, or because the person asking AI a question is biased in the way they ask it. #J201 #318

I do not think that AI will completely take away journalism in the future. As of today, a lot of information that AI gets is through journalists or different news sources, and even if this changed I think that people will trust human journalists at least in our life time. #J201 #318

I think about a club meeting that I was at the other week. Our speaker went over all of the different companies he moved throughout inside of the Pepsi brand such as gatorade and lays. Even though this is not the media, I think it is interesting how many other things are interconnected. #J201 #318

I have been wondering this too. I think that AI can be very helpful in today's society, but I do think that it can be harmful if it is not correctly monitored or used in constructive ways. #J201 #318

I experienced this when planning a trip. Not all information that I got was necessary, and it was overwhelming. This led to me doing things I knew I would not enjoy because someone else said to. It is important to focus on the information you need rather than all information on a topic. #J201 #318

I think that it would change how somoe people view articles. I believe that if everyone keeps in mind that the author of each article has opinions, though they might not be outwardly shown they still impact the writing. #318 #J201

I think this is a very interesting point. I believe that many people are just misinformed if they do not stay informed in what is true. The only way that I could think of is double checking facts you hear with different sources, but this is slightly changing these peoples attitude. #J201 #318

I also believe that once people start to believe in something, whether a story or fact, it is hard to convince them otherwise. This is why many conspiracy theories can negatively affect the government because people are believing incorrect facts. #J201 #318

I think that usually, they are. If it feels forced or is a product that they do not use often then yes. I do believe that some ads that influencers create are authentic though, especially if they used the product prior to posting the ad. #UWJ201 #318

This does not surprise me because younger generations grew up with this technology and learned it a lot younger. It has always been a part of their world, but it is harder to learn a completely new skill at an older age. #UWJ201 #318

I think that this will largely change the way that companies advertise their products. This will most likely lead to people changing where they shop based on the new ads and marketing plans, because companies that don't shift will not be able to keep up. #UWJ201 #318

I agree with this completely. The first one that I think of that gained a lot of traction on medias such as Twitter was the Me Too Movement. #UWJ201 #318

I would definitely prefer the machine. I feel that with the machine looking AI you can tell where the information is coming from more clearly. #UWJ201 #318

I think this is a really interesting thought. I think that apps and websites may have to use subscriptions more often, but I do not know how that would turn out in the end. #UWJ201 #318

I honestly believe that it depends on everyone's individual comfort levels with what is on the internet. I do think that some people will be scared off by the invasion of their privacy, but it will not bother everyone the same. #UWJ201 #318

I'm also curious how media might change without fact-checkers on Meta apps. I hope that the spread of misinformation does not rise but other than that, it will be interesting how taking away fact-checkers works out. #UWJ201 #318