Do You Use AI In Your Everyday Life?

Yes, i do but just a little bit not quite frequent. 

For instance, my first thought about AI is my iPhone Siri like the voice recognition has been a notably underused feature of iPhone over the past couple years despite how inaccurate and sometimes limited Siri was. Perhaps people aren't aware of how much they can do with Siri neither am i. You may ask it to make a phone calls and jot down the note for you. Actually, there are more thing it can do than expected like set relationships with contacts, relearn how to pronounce certain words or names, flip a coins when you stuck in deciding between two things even chat with Siri it might be a good tool for you to train your language pronunciation and so forth.

Another application of AI come up to my mind is that autonomous vehicle. I would say the development of autonomous vehicle will definitely revolutionize the transport system in the future. The AI system collect data from vehicle radar, camera, GPS and cloud services to produce control signals that operate the vehicle. It means the taxi driver may be replaced with this autonomous vehicle.

Another famous example is Tesla's self-driving car. Artificial Intelligence implements computer vision, image detection and deep learning to build cars that can automatically detect objects and drive around without human intervention.

Is Technology Harmful To You?

Not even close. In my opinion, it depends on how you use the technology. It can be a good implement for doing lots of things in a efficient way when you can make good use of it. It also can be a harmful tool when you overuse or deeply rely on it, it might cause you become more and more lazy and manipulate your thinking ability and metal healthy.

It's like you can describe a news as a fake news but it is just alleged. You don't have any evidence to prove what you're thinking is 100% correct. So, i would say it depends on how do you use it. All you can do is make good use of your critical thinking to distinguish what percentage is it right or wrong. It's really hard to precisely tell is 100% right or wrong because it doesn't have a standard answer.

I believe most of people have enough savvy to make a good use of technology and make it as a good booster to help us do thing efficiently.

Is Technology Harmful To Youngsters Vocabulary

1.smoking gun

Definition:Information or evidence that prove who committed a crime 

Example:The tape recordings provided prosecutors with the smoking gun they needed to prove he'd been involved in the conspiracy.

complement:

• prosecutor:A legal official who accuses someone of committing a crime, especially in a law court

• conspiracy:It also known as a plot,especially to do something bad or illegal with other people

2.savvy

Definition:Practical knowledge and ability

Example:He still can not cope with the problem because he hasn't got much savvy 

3.app blocker 

Definition:Software that blocks pop-up apps and websites and allows users to set timers which limit their amount of screen time

Example:Most of parents usually use app blocker in order to take control of the time children using their smartphone 

4.designed for addiction

Definition:Immersive video games and social media which are designed to manipulate human psychology

Example:Teenagers need to arise the awareness of the addition problem like technology designed for addition the way that they manipulate human psychology to keep eyeballs glued to the screen

5.digital native

Definition:Someone who is very familiar and comfortable using digital technology and computers because they have grown up with them

Example:A wave of digital natives — those who have spent their entire lives surrounded by digital technologies — is about to hit organizations worldwide

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