In discussion we spoke about the ethics of using AI, if a journalist reports on fake images created with AI that are affecting people or an individual in a style that makes them seem real, is it spreading the truth or is it more on the side of spreading misinformation to the public? #UWJ201 #317

Conspiracies are the most shared theories in today's world and my question is: Is it just related to people needing to experience certain events themselves to truly believe it or is it the simple neglection since they find themselves not in powerful positions of governmental hierarchy? #UWJ201 #317

When we see ads shaming Brad Schimel for what he's done in the past, how much effect do you think it really has on changing the opinions and perspectives of Wisconsin's right-wing population, which is more in number considering the state has swung red in the past 12 months? #UWJ201 #317

We spoke about media bias and how it really occurs within a functioning society. There were many reasons but I am curious, do you think the media is biased more beacuse of its ownership like Murdoch (being right-winged) with FOX or is it intrinsic within the choice of the people? #UWJ201 #317

In the lecture we had on Wednesday about digital media, 5.7 billion people use social media with 7.5 hours of media consumption daily, a third of which is multitasked, how might this excessive screen time impact mental health, productivity, and the quality of real-life relationships? #UWJ201 #317

The elderly have a fair understanding of how the outside world works due to extensive experience, so can the media still make places like where they live look more violent to them than it truly is using new methods of the Mean World Syndrome to grab attention from such a demographic? #UWJ201 #317

In the paper by CoreSight, it encourages the use of AI in personalising ads and effectiveness in collecting huge amounts of data. If this is the case, will people who want to do sales and marketing not be needed anymore in the workforce as AI no doubt will develop over the coming years? #UWJ201 #317

Today we discussed the numerous ways ads of different deacdes can capture the attention of a variety of audiences. I wonder, how will utilizing AI help companies make advertisements that capture audiences of all ages, all races, all ethnicities at once? Would it start out stereotypical? #UWJ201 #317

My question is, isn't 'Interpretation' by the news beneficial for audiences since along with interpretations of events, they provide context and explanations for said events, which would be otherwise hidden if audiences were left to interepret for themselves? #UWJ201 #317