I know that AI software is made more mutable through trial and error, from collecting data to testing to create it. It will have bias as it will not account for all groups, as it collected data from only the group working on it. The ethical concerns that come with AI are significant, but the uses of AI can outweigh that if used correctly. I can cause problems, such as making it harder for some people to find work, and stealing jobs. It can also increase the misinformation given to people. AI can cause these problems, but that is where human wisdom comes in. We can look into the information more and find out what is real and what is not. AI can give ideas, but it is not all-knowing because it can give bad information. Not everyone, as teachers, needs to look more into the information. AI is just the starting point and a tool. We need to know the tool's limit. That is something I want to look more into myself. We need to slow down AI development to allow the world to catch up with how to use it correctly before moving on to a better version, as not everyone is very tech-savvy. Like any tool, it must be learned; if not done correctly, it can affect how someone does something. Not everyone knows how to use a search engine, but we learn with time. AI will be just like that, a tool that, when used correctly, is valuable, but if not used correctly, it can be hazardous.