Artificial intelligence is becoming more and more prominent in society and the coming ages. How will this affect a person's social life, education, sports, the economy, mental health, and careers?

Before we begin, here is a quick video on the development of AI. 


Let's begin with Group Three. This group discussed the effects of AI on mental health and careers. This group addressed a fear that many have, will AI take jobs away from the common people? Some useful information this group provided was the remedies that the government is attempting in order to reduce the effects of AI in the workforce. The presenters of this group provided plenty of visuals that kept my attention on the screen. Their information is deemed to be trustworthy and easy to follow. They were very confident in their facts and overall presented well. Below are two videos worth watching.




Now, let's discuss Group Two. This group addressed the concept of AI in sports and the economy. Personally, I didn't know AI was used in sports currently. When I think about this concept I think of robots throwing a football around. They, however, showed me that AI is actually very active in modern-day sports. Coaches use it to predict plays, injuries, outcomes, and more. Personally, it was interesting to see this approach. I felt I learned a lot about the economy as well. AI can be a very useful tool for banks, the only problem is the power it can hold with all the information it has about personal and bank accounts. 

Regarding the presenters, they truly delivered a message that made you stop and think about whether ai should be fully involved in the economic aspect and admire the use of it in sports. 

Finally, Group One presented on fun and education. I learned a lot regarding the education aspect. I personally don't believe AI should be involved in education fully. Let's be honest, AI removes brain power making the future generation a lot dumber. It was interesting to see how they have managed to incorporate it into the education system, it still doesn't change my mind. This group's presentation was well formatted and delivered, especially under the circumstances surrounding the group. It was nice to see the collaborative work's final outcome. 

These presentations equally provided useful information and guidance.


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