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4:32 pm a wattlecourses.anu.edu.au Optus 94% ANUC1113 Sem1 2018 Week 12: 14-18 May: The Quantified Self Reading response_9 (due midnight 18 May) Reading response 9 (due midnight 18 May) From Week 11: How are artificial intelligence systems currently changing our relationship to the world, and is thisa good or bad thing? Or, to put it another way, how much control should we give to computers in our everyday life? Submission status This is attempt 1 Attempt number Submission No attempt status Grading status Not graded Due date Friday, 18 May 2018, 12:00 AM Time 1 day 7 hours remaining Grading criteria Relevance of responses to topics/readings No reference to lectures or outside Appe to ha under

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When we use our phone and ask Google to search any content, we never think about the process behind the speech recognition, voice command etc. gradually we are familiar with AI, the artificial intelligence is saving our time, energy and make us feel special. The impact of artificial intelligence is increasing in our life day by day and we cannot imagine a day without it.

The definition of Good and bad depends on social values and needs, we can say that artificial intelligence is very good because it saves our time and energy but every good thing has a dark side, the dark side of artificial intelligence is dependency and conditioning of thoughts. Artificial intelligence conditioned our mind and make us depend on the technology.

We allowed computers to analyze personal life, our interests, our needs and other personal characteristics so that we are in control of computers and companies who use our qualities and interests to sell their products and services. The artificial intelligence is good if we use it for a short period of time but if we stick with it, it will harness our capability and productivity.   

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