10/3 Classwork: Article Analysis - "I am a Congressman Who Codes. A.I. Freaks Me Out" by Katelyn Beaman

Instructions

kbeaman — 2023-10-02 03:40:16 UTC

In this column, add a post in which you provide a direct quote from the article that stands out to you for ANY reason. In your post, type the quote and then EXPLAIN why it stands out to you. What does it make you think, or why does it intrigue you, or what other concepts or ideas does it connect to from your perspective?

Be sure to add your name following your response in order to ensure you receive credit for participating.

Example

kbeaman — 2023-10-02 03:43:52 UTC

"Teachers (and newspaper editors) might find it increasingly difficult to determine if a written document was created by A.I. or a human. Deep fake technology can create videos and photographs that look real."

This stood out to me at first because, as a teacher, I certainly share the concern expressed here by Lieu. Especially as an English teacher, I worry about the ways in which A.I. technology may infringe on student ability and desire to produce original writing. After thinking about it further, this quote stands out to me even more because of the broader implications it reflects outside of the classroom. What kind of a world are we entering if machines and algorithms can create pieces or writing, artwork, photographs, and videos? How will we know what is real? How will we know what to believe? - Ms. Beaman

Instructions

kbeaman — 2023-10-02 03:48:13 UTC

Review your responses to Questions 2 and 3 on the back of your analysis document. In this column, create a post in which you explain whether or not you see Ted Lieu as someone who PROMOTES A.I., OPPOSES A.I., or lands somewhere IN BETWEEN. Then, provide the quote you chose that exemplifies your interpretation of his position on A.I. EXPLAIN how the quote you have provided demonstrates Lieu's promotion, opposition, or promotion AND opposition to A.I. in our society.

Be sure to add your name following your response to ensure you receive credit for participating.

Example

kbeaman — 2023-10-02 03:49:47 UTC

It appears that Ted Lieu is a [promoter/opponent/promoter and opponent] of A.I. A quote that demonstrates his position is, "..."

This demonstrates his position because...

- Ms. Beaman

Instructions

kbeaman — 2023-10-02 03:51:17 UTC

In this column, add a post in which you draw a connection between this article and AT LEAST one other text we have reviewed/discussed this quarter. Explain HOW you see the two texts connected in ideas, argument, or subject.

Be sure to add your name following your response in order to ensure you receive credit for participating.

Example

kbeaman — 2023-10-02 03:55:35 UTC

The article by Ted Lieu reminds me of Visual Argument C in which a baby is portrayed with a television in his/her eye. The connection I see between the two texts is the idea that our future is going to be heavily influenced by artificial intelligence. Ted Lieu argues that A.I. already exists in our daily routines and that it is only becoming more and more embedded in our workplaces, education, transportation, and more. As a Congressman, he is concerned about the need for regulation for this uncertain and quickly evolving technology. In Visual Argument C, the baby is a symbol of the future and the television in the baby's eye can be interpreted as the technology that is impacting that baby and his/her future on a daily basis. There is a tone of concern in Visual Argument C that I also feel in Ted Lieu's article. Both pieces convey a sense of anxiety about the growth and influence of technology or A.I. on our society. - Ms. Beaman

Instructions

kbeaman — 2023-10-02 03:58:02 UTC

In this column, write TWO questions related to the article you would ask Ted Lieu if you had the chance. Remember that Ted Lieu is a Congressman, an elected official. YOU will be of voting age very soon and will be able to make your voice heard when it comes to things like the regulation of A.I. in our society. Keeping that in mind, what questions would you ask Ted Lieu?

Be sure to add your name following your response in order to ensure you receive credit for participating.

Example

kbeaman — 2023-10-02 03:59:46 UTC

If I could ask Ted Lieu two questions, I would ask,

1. Why is the regulatory process in Congress so slow? What causes things to move at such a slow pace and is there any way this process can be sped up in order to address issues like A.I. in a more timely manner?

2. How are you seeing the impacts of A.I. at the government level? How is this technology influencing political and/or legislative work?

- Ms. Beaman

Ava M.

2023-10-03 03:33:54 UTC

"We can harness and regulate A.I. to create a more Utopian society or risk having an unchecked, unregulated A.I. push us toward a more dystopian future."

This quote stood out to me because he wasn't dismissing the benefits having A.I. can have on society. However he believes that we can have more control over it by restricting access to it. He doesn't ignore the dangers of A.I. and only promotes the pros of the matter.

Ava M.

2023-10-03 03:38:07 UTC

I believe that Ted Lieu stands as both a promoter and opponent of A.I. For example in the text he states, "A.I. thinks exponentially faster than humans, can analyze orders of magnitude more data than we can and sees patterns the human mind would never see.At the same time , A.I. has caused harm." This quote shows how he can see how A.I. could benefit society with its fast answering technology but it does have it's downsides.

Ava M.

2023-10-03 03:45:47 UTC

Ted Lieu's article on A.I. resembles similar ideas to the visual argument that consists of a robot holding a brain saying, "to be or to not to be". This has similar values because Lieu mentions how A.I. has become a disruption to teachers because it is becoming increasingly more difficult for them to tell if the person used A.I. to write the essay. Both pieces want to showcase the dangers that can come with the development of A.I. technology.

Ava M.

2023-10-03 03:47:02 UTC

What kind of regulations would you have on A.I.?

What do you think the future of A.I. looks like for society?

Leilani R.

2023-10-03 18:06:58 UTC

In my view Ted Lieu stands in between being a promoter and opponent of A.I. I believe this because in the text he states "I am enthralled by A.I. and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance in society... I am freaked out by A.I...specifically A.I. that is left unchecked and unregulated." In this quote we see how excited and amazed he is by technology but at the same time scared and worried about how things will turn out if left unchecked.

Alex I.

2023-10-03 18:34:10 UTC

"We can harness and regulate A.I. to create a more Utopian society or risk having an unchecked, unregulated A.I. push us toward a more dystopian future."

This quote caught my attention because it acknowledges the potential benefits of A.I. for society. However, the speaker emphasizes the importance of controlling A.I. by limiting access to it, rather than overlooking its associated dangers and only highlighting its advantages.

Leilani R.

2023-10-03 21:50:52 UTC

How would you regulate A.I. for the future of society?

Would anyone be able to use A.I. or will the higher class have access to it over time?

Dakota Peery

2023-10-03 22:23:28 UTC

"A.I. thinks exponentially faster than humans, can analyze orders of magnitude more data than we can and see's patterns the human mind would never see."

This quote stood out to me because in my opinion its giving a broader spectrum about the topic, its tells the reader what A.I. is capable of on another level that the human cant could never do. A.I. is capable of doing things faster and more reliable then humans , therefor it is more perspective in every aspect .

Leilani R.

2023-10-03 22:28:59 UTC

When reading this article by Ted Lieu I made a connection to the visual argument letter E. In the visual argument letter E we see a robot holding a brain with a speaker bubble that says "to be or not to be". The article reminded me of this because nowadays we use A.I. instead of our brain. We aren't thinking critically anymore and starting to rely on A.I. In the article Ted states "I was surprised at how ChatGPT effectively drafted a compelling argument that reflected my view on A.I., and so quickly." Why does he mention this? He mentions this because he states that he didn't write the first paragraph in the article. Not only that but then he explains the little effort he put in for the A.I. to do the rest of the work. It's crazy to see how technology is advancing right in front of our eyes.

Alex I.

2023-10-04 02:17:13 UTC

In my opinion, Ted Lieu occupies a middle ground between promoting and opposing A.I. This is evident in his statement where he expresses enthusiasm for A.I.'s potential advancements in society "I am enthralled by A.I.", while also expressing concerns about unchecked and unregulated A.I. "...I am freaked out by A.I..."

Alex I.

2023-10-04 02:26:38 UTC

1) How can we control the data about ourselves that is used to train AI?

2) What happens when a program that can rewrite its own code diverges from the intentions of its creator to achieve its goal?

Alex I.

2023-10-04 02:32:49 UTC

In the article, I made a connection with the first paragraph we thought he wrote but it was truly A.I. generated by the Visual argument of the teacher telling the students to look at a website for answers to pass as their own. Lieu stated "I simply logged into the program and entered the following prompt. "Write an attention-grabbing first paragraph of an Op-Ed..." which we all believed was self-written until he stated to us that it wasn't.

Leilani R.

2023-10-04 04:46:25 UTC

"Creating such an agency will be a difficult and huge undertaking because A.I. is complicated and still not well understood"

This quote caught my eye and really stood out to me because we see in today's society how technology has grown rapidly. When creating an A.I. we had everything under control and we were still able to fix issues here and there. Now technology has advanced so much that we can't keep up with it. It's crazy and scary to see how technology is advancing day by day.

Lauren S.

2023-10-04 17:06:49 UTC

"Facial recognition systems used by law enforcement are less accurate for people with darker skin, resulting in possible misidentification of innocent minorities."

This quote stood out because it showed how much harm AI can cause. If we do not continue to refine programs and make them work to the maximum, it will lead to more disparities in dealing with minorities.

Samara R.

91132144 — 2023-10-04 17:09:08 UTC

" I didn't write that paragraph. It was generated in a few seconds by A.I program called ChatGPT.."
This quote shocked me because I truly believed that he was writing a persuasive and strong argument against A.I. It shocked me to find out that A.I wrote that because its so strong and firm.

Samara R.

91132144 — 2023-10-04 17:18:58 UTC

I believe that Ted Lieu is in the middle for and against A.I For example " it gives us instantaneous search results, helps us navigate unfamiliar roads,.. prevent fraud on your credit card,.. early detection of diseases.." Here he lists examples in how A.I is helpful. For against he says "Some of the harm is merely disrupted" He talks about how A.I is hard for teachers and writers.

Lauren S.

2023-10-04 17:25:52 UTC

Ted Lieu falls somewhere in between. He believes that AI can be beneficial for society, if regulated properly. He argues that AI "can improve almost any task you can imagine," but then follows up with "AI has caused harm." This shows the two sides Ted Lieu is arguing/qualifying. He later suggests a solution of an agency saying, "An agency is nimbler than the legislative process, is staffed with experts and can reverse its decisions if it makes an error." This does not completely take away AI, but regulates it to where we can incorporate it to benefit and progress society.

Samara R.

91132144 — 2023-10-04 17:25:55 UTC

The article by Ted Lieu related to Visual argument B when the teacher is saying just look up the answers. This goes to show that A.I makes everyone lazier and less dependent on actually using their brain, In image B it goes to show that its even affected teachers.

Samara R.

91132144 — 2023-10-04 17:28:41 UTC

1. What made you want to bring attention to this topic? and How did u think of A.I writing the first paragraph?
2. When you got your degree in computer science did you think A.I would ever advance this far?

Gabriel S.

2023-10-04 17:43:27 UTC

"A.I. algorithms in social media have helped radicalize foreign terrorists and domestic white supremacists"

This quote is interesting to me because it is so abrupt and random. it doesn't really fit into where it's placed in the article, there isn't any evidence provided, no examples, or further explanation to the claim it's just a random sentence seemingly thrown into the paper. The paragraph below does discuss discrimination in facial recognition but the quote isn't connected to the paragraph and the main focus of the quote discusses the misuse of AI in social media.

Dakota Peery

2023-10-04 18:06:04 UTC

1) Did you think A.I. would ever get to this point; Us relying so much on A.I/technology.

2) Is everyone going to always have access to A.I as in being public or will there be restrictions on some stuff.

Dakota Peery

2023-10-04 18:15:15 UTC

When reading this article by Ted Lieu I made a connection with visual representation E, "to be or not to be" ; because technology and A.I. Both have changed how humans operate in our everyday lives. We focus so much and depend on technology that it turns us "brainless" in a sense allowing us to not regulate as humans because we're so brainwashed with having technology doing things for us.

Teodoro C.

2023-10-04 18:16:13 UTC

"We can harness and regulate A.I. to create a more utopian society or risk having an unchecked, unregulated A.I. push us towards a more dystopian future."

This quote stood out to me because Lieu knows that there are several benefits to A.I. but only if it's used right and since A.I. is still new there aren't many rules to regulate it but as time passes the use of A.I. becomes more common there'll be more rules to make sure it's used right.

Angel G.

2023-10-04 18:18:41 UTC

"I am enthralled by A.I. and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance in society"

This quote stood out to me because it's always interesting to hear from someone who is interested and intrigued by A.I. because me personally, I'm kinda against A.I. and I do see the benefits of it but there are downsides to A.I. like it malfunctioning, it getting hacked, it misidentifying people, mishearing what someone said, and A.I. possibly gaining sentience. One more thing is that it's interesting to hear from a side who is intrigued by A.I. and they want to regulate it more in our daily lives.

Roman " influential" D

2023-10-04 18:23:44 UTC

Example : '' I didn't write the above paragraph. It was generated in a few seconds by an A.I program called ChatGPT, which is available on the internet

This quote stood out to me since he was being honest with who wrote this, which was AI technology. It also showcases how society is progressing

Mckayla Espinoza

2023-10-04 18:24:00 UTC

"I am enthralled by A.I and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society"

To me, I was very interested in this quote because if you really think of how advanced the world and people are becoming with technology it has so many possibilities in the future. This can really be beneficial or harmful in the future.

Viani L.

91103674 — 2023-10-04 18:24:42 UTC

"A.I. algorithms in social media have helped radicalize foreign terrorists and domestic white supremacists."

This quote stood out to me because it shows that A.I. can cause controversy. There are so many problems in the world of politics and one of the biggest ones are discrimination. A.I. 'promoting' foreign terrorists and domestic white supremacists will cause further problems.

Dakota Peery

2023-10-04 18:29:48 UTC

I believe that Ted Lieu stands somewhere in between because he didn't necessarily take a stance on one side. He states " I am enthralled by A.I. and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society, and as a congress, I am freaked out by A.I, specifically A.I. that is left unchecked and unregulated." This argument in my opinion claims the good and bad of A.I., but overall I believe its genuinely about how much its regulated and checked .

Teodoro C.

2023-10-04 18:32:04 UTC

It appears that Ted Lieu position on A.I. is he's on neither side. He states " I am enthralled by A.I. and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society. And as a member of Congress, I am freaked out by A.I., specifically A.I. that is left unchecked and unregulated." In the quote he explains both the benefits and some of the negatives to having the use of A.I. more common.

Lauren S.

2023-10-04 18:33:20 UTC

I believe that visual argument E best connects to the argument. Visual argument E depicts a robot holding a brain saying "to be or not to be(sentient)." These articles both speak about the development of AI and the potential sentience of AI. These arguments also show how relying on technology can/has changed how humans operate.

Angel G.

2023-10-04 18:34:49 UTC

I believe the Ted Lieu was both proponent and a opponent of A.I., He sees A.I. as a benefactor for society and that it should be regulated more in our daily live. The reason why he's also an opponent of it because he states in one of the paragraphs that with A.I. facial recognition can mistake someone innocent for a criminal.

Mckayla Espinoza

2023-10-04 18:35:49 UTC

I really liked how he told the side of how it can be both bad and good. Something that supports this is when he says something good and beneficial about A.I but then go on to say how it can be bad. A exsample is when he first says how he was suprised about Chat GPT but the says how he is freaked out about how much it can do.

Angel G.

2023-10-04 18:35:49 UTC

1. Why do you want A.I. to be regulated more into our daily lives?

2. What other benefits do you think we can get from using A.I. more in our daily lives?

Samuel Juarez III

2023-10-04 18:36:55 UTC

"As just one of three members of Congress with a computer science degree, I am enthralled by A.I. and excited about the incredible ways it will contiue to adance society"

This quote provides credibility and insight to Ted Liew claims and opinions. Knowing that he has a background in technology compeled me to listen more to what he has to say about A.I. and how it affects us. Perosnally, I listen to more expert than what the government tells. If this was some other member of Congress, with no tech background I'd be less inclined to listen.

Lauren S.

2023-10-04 18:37:46 UTC

1. How is AI affecting the way the government runs/ government leaders?

2. What are some of the ideas you have on regulating AI within everyday life?

Gabriel S.

2023-10-04 19:46:09 UTC

I believe that Ted lieu is a supporter and opponent of A.I. and its use. A quote that shows this is "I am enthralled by AI and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society . . . I am freaked out by A.I., specifically A.I. that is left unchecked and unregulated." This quote shows his position because he expresses his excitement for AI and future applications but is scared by the way it's being used today and how it may affect the future.

Gabriel S.

2023-10-04 19:54:43 UTC

Ted Lieu's argument reminds me of Visual Argument "A" where it shows the evolution of man with a person growing larger over time and seemingly shrinking as technology is introduced. This picture is essentially showing that people are devolving with technology and relying on it too much. This relates to the article because one of Ted Lieu's main points on the danger of AI was chat GPT and how it's used as a writing tool. Students today are relying on Chat GPT to write for them diminishing writing skills.

Gabriel S.

2023-10-04 19:57:17 UTC

"How could you keep AI in check and how can it be Monitored?"

"How can we be sure that an agency designed to watch over AI could even keep it in check?"

Samuel Juarez III

2023-10-04 22:14:53 UTC

I believe that Congressman Ted Lieu has a moderate potion on A.I. At the end of his article, he states, “We can harness and regulate A.I. to create a utopian society or risk having an unchecked, unregulated A. I push us toward a dystopian future.” Mr. Lieu understands both the positive and negative potential A.I. can cause us. This is why he wants to create a dedicated government agency to regulate it.

Samuel Juarez III

2023-10-04 23:03:58 UTC

From all the texts we’ve covered, I believe that Google’s A.I. video best connects to Ted Lieu’s article. Google’s A.I. is becoming more human-like, and it's now starting to learn how to make phone calls for you. Ted Lieu could have chosen this example instead of his A.I. autogenerated paragraph and still give the same message of A.I.’s power. Just as how ChatGPT freaks out Ted Lieu, I’m sure that Google’s demonstration freaked out many people. They both give the feeling that we’re no longer interacting with some dumb-down intelligence but actual “intelligent” intelligence.

Samuel Juarez III

2023-10-04 23:20:37 UTC

1) How do you think A. I will affect your job as a member of Congress. Do you believe that future politicians will use A.I. to draft bills just as you used it to write your article?

2) How do you think A.I. will affect people's jobs? Will there even be any jobs for us? As someone with a background in tech, how can I prepare?

Teodoro C.

2023-10-05 17:17:15 UTC

The article reminds of Visual Argument C where the little kids eye is a TV screen. The connection I see between the two texts are the connection of how technology is affecting the future.

Teodoro C

2023-10-05 17:18:34 UTC

What regulations would you put into place against A.I.?
Do you think certain A.I. should be available to the public?

Mckayla Espinoza

2023-10-05 17:53:29 UTC

Article reminds me of the Visual Argument C. This is because it showed the baby with a tv in its eye,and shows how kids are growing up with technology and how it can effect kids and adults. It reminds me of this because there are so many ways to get devices and since it is so easy even kids are able to use it. But its is growing from generation to generation.

Angel G.

2023-10-05 17:53:45 UTC

The article by Ted Lieu makes me think about the video of the Google assistant A.I.. In that video they showed how google could make phone calls for you and make appointments for you and it was very interesting to see the A.I. make a phone call and in my opinion it sounded very authentic, I would even fall for it.

Santino Brandin

2023-10-05 17:53:59 UTC

"I didn't write the above paragraph. It was generated in a few seconds by an A.I. program called ChatGBT, which is available on the internet."

This stood out to me because it shows what AI is capable of.

Sarela V

2023-10-05 17:57:10 UTC

A quote that stood out to me is that teachers might find it increasingly difficult to determine if a written document was created by AI or a human¨

It stood out to me because this is very true although most AI apps that do write your papers come at a cost it is still accessible, I feel that people go to those apps and waste that money just to be lazy because everyone has opinions so it is not hard to input that into your paper/essays.

Mckayla Espinoza

2023-10-05 17:58:15 UTC

1.) If A.I was starting to be used in a bad way that is harming everyone what do you think we would have to do to make sure it does not do harm to us?

2.) What does the future look like for us and future generations?

Jalen Cureton

2023-10-05 18:00:04 UTC

"A.I is a part of our daily lives it gives us instantaneous search results and helps us navigate unfamiliar roads"

This quote stands out to me because he really points out the fact that we are so reliant and a.i and technology and over time we become less independant as humans and forget to think to ourselves.

Adrian. H

2023-10-05 18:01:11 UTC

"tesla's full self-driving A.I feature apparently malfunctioned last thanksgiving in a car in san Francisco's Yerba Buena tunnel, causing the car to suddenly stop and resulting in a multicar crash."

This stood out because of real harm that has happened involving multiple people because of one mistake.

Caroline P.

2023-10-05 18:03:12 UTC

¨As a member of congress , I am freaked out by A.I. specifically A.I. that is left unchecked and unregulated.¨

This quote stood out to me because with A.I. , th pros and cons list can go on. As much as there are bad things like malfunctions and how well A.I. is starting to blend in with humans, It is also involved in most things in our daily life. I think it just depends how checked and monitored A.I. systems are that determine how safe it can be.

Katelynn L.

2023-10-05 18:05:51 UTC

"AI is part of our daily life. It gives us instantaneous search results, helps us navigate unfamiliar roads, recommend songs we might like and can improve almost any task you can imagine."

This quote intrigued me because it true which makes me wonder and worry about the future. I know that AI does in fact help and even if it is little things, but knowing that one day we are going to normalize robots that look and act like humans will be working and living for us like its not crazy.

Viani L.

91103674 — 2023-10-05 18:06:47 UTC

Ted Lieu is an opponent and promoter of A.I. A quote that demonstrates this is "I am enthralled by A.I. and excided about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society. And as a member of Congress, I am freaked out by A.I., specifically that is left unchecked and unregulated."

This shows that he stands on both sides of the argument. He is excited but fears that there are no limits on how far A.I. can go.

Danielle T

2023-10-05 18:12:38 UTC

"I am enrolled by A.I and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society and as a congressman, I am freaked out by A.I specially A.I that unchecked and unregulated."

This because its proves that the Ai is advancing very fast and its scary people like congressman But mostly AI has proven to Have many risk and fails it can have.

Caroline P.

2023-10-05 18:13:03 UTC

After reading the article , i believe that Ted lieu is somewhere in the middle about A.I. . A quote from the article that demonstrates this is ¨I am freaked out by A.I. ... that is let unchecked and unregulated¨ Which he is saying to deonstate that bad side about A.I. and how he is feeling about it . ¨it gives us instantaneous search results , helps us navigate unfamiliar roads and helps with most tasks.¨ Ted Lieu has mixed feelings and remains cautious.

Katelynn L.

2023-10-05 18:13:12 UTC

In my opinion it seems like Ted Lieu is an opponent of A.I.. "I am freaked out by A.I., specifically A.I. that is left unchecked and unregulated."

This demonstrates his position because is he recognizes throughout the article that there are good and bad advances, but while being honest to his perspective about how powerful and alarming it really is.

Jalen C

2023-10-05 18:21:37 UTC

I think that he is in between on the matter because he regularly names the pros and cons of a.i and dose not stand on either side he show cases the ability of A.i in the beginning paragraph but while impressive he dose express concerns

Katelynn L.

2023-10-05 18:22:26 UTC

Ted Lieu's article reminds me of the visual image of the robot that says "to be or not to be". Since artificial intelligence is on the rise anyways I feel that the connection between that image and his argument on whether or not we are safe in this new and "improved" environment.

Santino Brandin

2023-10-05 18:22:48 UTC

I think that Ted Lieu is somewhere in the middle about AI. Throughout the article he makes claims for both sides of the argument. In the third paragraph he speaks highly of AI stating that "I am enthralled by AI and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society." He also states that "At the same time, AI has caused harm." Both of these quotes directly from Ted Lieu show that he understands both sides of the benefits and risks of AI since he is educated in the field of computer science.

Katelynn L.

2023-10-05 18:24:26 UTC

what kind of restrictions and regulated checks would tou instill for A.I.?

will A.I. have certain areas its allowed to help or is it free to be anywhere?

Danielle T

2023-10-05 18:27:08 UTC

He's in between cause AI benefits us in many ways but having the public access to this it leads to identity theft and scamming.

Santino Brandin

2023-10-05 18:30:03 UTC

1) How long will it take for regulations on AI to be integrated and how will it affect us?

2) Even with specific regulations, will AI be open for public use and how will these regulations change what we use AI for?

Caroline P.

2023-10-05 18:31:12 UTC

This articles reminds me of the vusual arguement picture of the robot holding up the sign ¨to be or not to be¨. It has a connection because to me the image was basically telling us that A.I. can also fool us in many ways . Which Ted Lieu demonstrated with the first paragraph where aterwards he told us he didnt write it and it was A.I. generated. Another demonstration of the visual arguement was when he talked about how facial recognition is not as accurate with people with darker skin tones.

Caroline P.

2023-10-05 18:33:47 UTC

If i could ask Ted Lieu a question it would be , What made him want to talk about this certain topic? Another question i would want to ask Ted Lieu is , What is his relationship with A.I. ? Does he have more or less than society nowadays such as alexas , goggle homes etc. .

Jordan Maldonado

2023-10-05 20:42:06 UTC

"I am enthralled by A.I. and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society, and as a congress, I am freaked out by A.I. specifically A.I that is left unchecked and unregulated

This stood out for me because it just shows how A.I can have an impact with a person for example our writer is a congressman that is into computers and coding, he also always gives us how he feels about this topic and how it can be exciting and learn more on how A.I can have on society.

Jordan M

2023-10-05 20:50:57 UTC

I think that Mr. Lieu stands on both sides with A.I he explains how it can be a very useful and can help us with any questions we have. however he also shows ways that A.I can be harmful and he gives us examples like about the tesla self driving and saying that many people have already been affected by A.I.

Jordan M

2023-10-05 20:58:43 UTC

In the article by Ted Lieu I found of the Visual Argument E explains that today's society us humans use technology to take advantage and let technology change how humans operate.

Jordan M

2023-10-05 21:00:53 UTC

1. How long do you think A.I will affect the entire world?

2. Do you think A.I will be a good thing if we had robots replace all our jobs?

Gabriel W

2023-10-10 02:39:07 UTC

"Having more members who recognize the promise of this technology and its potential harms will serve us well as we tackle this challenge."

This stood out to me because hes saying we still have a chance to make technology better and not harm us. But he does say we have to tackle this challenge and find more members who would help control this potential harm. It makes me think how many actual people are taking this challenge seriously.

Gabriel W

2023-10-10 02:56:36 UTC

I believe that Ted Lieu is in the middle for and against A.I He says "it will serve us well as we tackle this challenge" like he wants to see A.I help us during this generation but gives us examples like self driving and people are affected by A.I. already.

Gabriel W

2023-10-10 03:31:08 UTC

This article reminds me of the visual image of the one where with the robot just because it goes with the A.I or technology theme of the article and connection between whether we should study the topic or projects on A.I. and how to improve it.

Gabriel w

2023-10-10 03:34:23 UTC

1. How could we tackle this challenge on making A.I. safe for us people in the future.

2. In what ways will A.I. help us in everyday situations.

Alana Aragon

2023-11-01 17:24:49 UTC

"I am enthralled by A.I. and excited about the incredible ways it will continue to advance society. And as a member of Congress, I am freaked out by A.I. and freaked out by A.I., specifically A.I. that is left unchecked or unregulated".

This stood out to me because it shows that A.I. is something that everyone is unsure of no matter their position of power.

Alana Aragon

2023-11-01 17:28:57 UTC

I feel he's somewhere in between, but he gives claims explaining both sides. "The rapid advancements in AI technology have made it clear that the time to act is now to ensure that AI is used in ways that are safe, ethical and beneficial for society. Failure to do so could lead to a future where the risks of AI far outweigh the benefits". He recognized the good and bad and feels it can be beneficial to society but it has to be monitored to make sure it does not cause harm.

Alana Aragon

2023-11-01 18:34:31 UTC

Ted Lieu's article reminds me of Visual argument B where the teacher is telling the student to use the website to find the answers. This shows AI might make society more lazy and dependent on technology.

Alana Aragon

2023-11-01 19:09:33 UTC

How can we get ahead of AI so it does not cause harm?

Would AI be beneficial at the government level or seen as a source of trouble?

Maria D.

2023-11-15 02:38:48 UTC

"I didn't write that paragraph. It was generated in a few seconds by A.I program called Chatgpt..."

This quote stood out to be because of how advanced A.I is to write such a good persuasive paragraph. We wouldn't even know he didn't write it if he didn't tell us.

Maria D.

2023-11-15 02:47:22 UTC

I think Ted lieu is in the middle. He thinks that A.I is beneficial for society for example using navigation or looking at the weather. He stands against it because he says " I am freaked out by A.I, specifically A.I that is left unchecked and unregulated."

Maria D.

2023-11-15 02:53:24 UTC

I think Ted Lieu's article relates to the visual argument B when the kids ask the teacher for help and the teacher just tells them to look it up. This shows how A.I is making us think less and making us dependent on A.I for answers. Even teachers are being affected by this because they don't teach well anymore they would rather just tell you to look it up.

Maria D.

2023-11-15 02:57:46 UTC

How is A.I affecting our government ?
With fast advancing A.I how will it look like in the future ?

Brenda O

2023-11-17 20:07:10 UTC

"I didn't write that paragraph. It was generated in a few seconds by an A.I. program called ChatGPT."

This quote surprised me because I would've never thought an A.I. was capable of writing something like that.

Brenda O.

2023-11-17 20:20:59 UTC

I believe that Ted Lieu stands somewhere in between because he explains the benefits and negatives of A.I. He states "We can harness and regulate A.I. to create a utopian society or risk having an unchecked, unregulated, A.I. push us toward a dystopian future." He tells us the way it is, straight up and doesn't state his position.

Brenda O.

2023-11-17 20:26:29 UTC

I believe that visual argument E best connects to the argument. "To be or not to be" because technology and A.I. both have changed how humans operate.

Brenda O.

2023-11-17 20:29:14 UTC

How can we keep A.I. in check and make sure it doesn't go too far?

How long until it replaces us humans?

Daniel C.

2023-11-20 03:12:47 UTC

"We can harness and regulate A.I. to create more Utopian society or risk having an unchecked, unregulated A.I. push us toward a more dystopian future."

This quote stood out to me because it talks about how A.I can either help us make a perfect future or if unregulated we can have a future like the terminator. This is crazy to even think about how technology has advanced so much that it can completely turn on us and destroy us.

Daniel C.

2023-11-20 03:19:15 UTC

1.)What kind of restrictions and regulations will A.I have if it starts harming us?

2.) How long do you think it would take for A.I. to affect the entire world?

Daniel C.

2023-11-20 03:23:39 UTC

I think he is neither against or with A.I. because he states A.I is neither good nor bad it just depends on how we use it and regulate it.

2023-11-20 03:27:31 UTC

Ted Lieu's article reminds me of the visual image of the robot that says "to be or not to be". Because artificial intelligence is nor good nor bad it all depends on how we use it and we regulate it.

Natalie Quinto

2023-11-29 22:14:51 UTC

'' AI thinks exponentially faster than humans ,can analyze orders of magnitude more data than we can and sees patterns the human mind would never see''.

this quote stood out to me because I think it's crazy and scary how an electronic device can over power the human by so much. It knows more than we do which is scary because that can be unpredictable. The knowledge of an AI shouldn't over power the human because there will come a time where we have absolute no control of it.

Natalie quinto

2023-11-29 22:53:45 UTC

From my understanding he didn't seem to choose one specific side. He sees the good and bad in both sides of AI deepening on how you utilize it. For example he stated '' but some of the harm can be deadly'' , in this statement he was referring to the self driving teslas. AI can be harmful when it comes to relying on it for your safety. But when it comes to education wise or work wise , it can be very beneficial. Although at times it can be too advanced for humans it can also be useful due to how much information it can provide you with. I say this because in the article he stated '' A.I. is part of our daily life. It gives us instantaneous search results, helps us navigate unfamiliar roads, recommends songs we might like and can improve almost any task you can imagine''.

Natalie Quinto

2023-11-29 22:58:11 UTC

When reading this article I made a connection to visual argument b because of the fact that the first paragraph was written by an AI. This shows how easy it is to type a question and get your responses right away without even having to actually read or study about it. It proved the images claim.

Natalie Quinto

2023-11-29 23:03:43 UTC

If AI is getting too advanced why are they still allowing new equipment ( Alexas , Siri, robots etc) to be sold or allowed access to?
Will humans ever beat the AI system even if they study about it? Or is it advancing too quickly ?