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What is the potential downside of using Artificial Intelligence to complete a school or work-related assignment?
What is the potential downside of using Artificial Intelligence to complete a school or work-related assignment?
Which major technology company's business model is more hardware-centric?
Which major technology company's business model is more hardware-centric?
What is a common characteristic of the privacy policies of Google, Apple, and Microsoft?
What is a common characteristic of the privacy policies of Google, Apple, and Microsoft?
How does cell phone use potentially impact quiet and concentration?
How does cell phone use potentially impact quiet and concentration?
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What is a significant difference between Google's and Apple's revenue streams?
What is a significant difference between Google's and Apple's revenue streams?
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Why is it important to reflect on the usefulness of using Artificial Intelligence for specific tasks?
Why is it important to reflect on the usefulness of using Artificial Intelligence for specific tasks?
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What is the primary focus of adaptive technology?
What is the primary focus of adaptive technology?
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Which of the following is an example of assistive technology?
Which of the following is an example of assistive technology?
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In the context of artificial intelligence (AI), what task can intelligent machines perform?
In the context of artificial intelligence (AI), what task can intelligent machines perform?
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Which statement best describes the role of ethics?
Which statement best describes the role of ethics?
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What is a common concern related to cell phones mentioned in the text?
What is a common concern related to cell phones mentioned in the text?
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How does adaptive technology differ from assistive technology?
How does adaptive technology differ from assistive technology?
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Study Notes
Privacy Concerns
- Camera in cell phones can compromise privacy in public and non-public places
- Cell phone use can interfere with quiet and concentration in various settings
Dangers of Cell Phone Use
- Using a cell phone while driving is dangerous
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- AI is a branch of computer science that focuses on creating intelligent machines that work and react like humans
- AI enables machines to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence
- Examples of AI include:
- Phone suggestions for apps
- Custom curated lists for music or media on platforms like Spotify or Netflix
Importance of Confirming Accuracy
- When using AI to complete assignments, it is essential to confirm accuracy, as generative AI is imperfect
- Be transparent and upfront about AI usage and reflect on its helpfulness in completing specific tasks
Data and Personal Information
- Data refers to personal information that relates to an identifiable person
- The three major technology companies, Google, Apple, and Microsoft, all collect user data and have privacy statements
Privacy Policies of Major Technology Companies
- Similarities between Google, Apple, and Microsoft's privacy policies:
- Collect and use data
- Give users access and control to collected data
- Commit to protecting data through encryption and secure storage
- Differences between Google, Apple, and Microsoft's privacy policies:
- Google and Microsoft's revenues are influenced by advertising, relying on data collection and sharing
- Apple's business model is more hardware-centric, keeping collected data for company use only
Adaptive Technology
- Adaptive technology refers to technology tailored or customized to meet the unique needs of an individual with disabilities
- It is often specialized to support the specific requirements of an individual
- Adaptive technology modifies existing technology to make it accessible to people with disabilities
- Examples include custom-made wheelchairs designed to fit individual body dimensions
Assistive Technology
- Assistive technology refers to any device, software, or equipment that helps people work around their challenges
- Examples include:
- Screen readers for people with visual impairments
- Hearing aids for those with hearing loss
- Speech-to-text software for individuals with mobility or dexterity issues
Ethics
- Ethics refer to moral principles that determine the standards for human behavior
- Ethics involve deciding what is right or wrong
Ethical Issues with Cell Phones
- Location tracking raises privacy concerns
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