Thoughts on a Topic NOT Presented by your group

Pros and Cons about Drones in the society. The tasks of the law enforcement and security forces such as the military and the police, as well as the media and journalism, are easier to endure with the use of drones. Environmentalists, farmers, engineers, geographical analysts and real estate specialists also benefit with this technology. Because drones can provide an accurate view of a hard-to-reach area, it is a great tool for surveillance and search and rescue operations without having too much cost. Drones are more efficient than helicopters and planes for this type of work. Drones can help us capture cool and stunning imagery worth a bunch of views in social media. Professional photographers can boost their businesses by investing in camera drones. Filmmakers can also increase their production value with awesome aerial shots using the best drones. Once you got the hang of it, piloting drones is an enjoyable experience. Privacy is probably the number one issue linked to the use of drones because operators could be able to go around and use their drone to trespass your property, it can be frightening and distressing. People can spy to gather information without you even noticing it. Even with itself, drones are prone to accidents. Without proper training and knowledge about flying a drone, you can crash your gadget that might destroy something or hit someone. Terrorists and criminals have found ways to use drones for their interests. Use of Drones in military purposes are not taken in a good sense by the people.

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence is the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision making, and translation between languages (Oxford Dictionary). Machines that uses artificial intelliegence and does jobs that are hard for us cost a lot to build and buy them. If we done surgeries now, we are experiencing with computers that have data of our parts of our body. Bill Gates, Elon Musk , and Stephen Hawking are worried about Artificial Intelligence. Alan Turing is the one who cracked the enigma code that was used by the German armed forces. He is the father of artificial intelligence. He has made his own machine called the "The Turing Test", made by him in 1950. In the machine is a test of a machine's ability to us intelligent behavior equivalent to a human.The reality is that no AI has been able to pass it since it was introduced. Alan Turing proposed that a human evaluates would judge natural language conversations between a human and a machine designed to generate human like resources. Joseph Weizenbaum created Eliza, and is a natural language processing computer program created from 1964 to 1966 to demonstrate the superficially of communication between man and machine. Marvin Lee Minsky is a American cognitive scientist who is concerned about artificial intelligence. He is a winner of the "Turing Prize". There is Expert Systems in Artificial Intelligence. An Expert System is a computer program that emulates the decision making ability of a human expert. Expert Systems were the first truly successful forms of Artificial Intelligence software.

Startup.com

This document starts out with high school classmates, ten years out, they propose to start an Internet company that will help citizens deal with local governments. They call it "govWorks.com”. The website will enable people to go online to register their motor vehicles, pay parking tickets, and do all the other nasty little things governments require of them. Kaleil Isaza Tuzman and Tom Herman are the "couple" of this movie: business partners who go through all the storm and dangers of a married couple during the life of their company. In May 1999, the govWorks company has 8 employerss. The leaders from Govworks went to other places to share their plan and one of the places were Heart news media center. The members in the business all have to agree on the same message or topic from their plan to the capitals. I think the leaders from Govworks talked to was Highland Capital Partners. One of the members were Bob Higgins. After the their conversation they agreed to pay govworks money. While Kaleil's gets home from work, he has problems with his fiance and later he is with another woman that he was interested. Kaleil had 2 girlfriends and was cheating with his first girlfriend Dova. Kaleil company was doing well that he met president Bill Clinton. On October 30, the company gained 70 employees, next April the company gained 200 employees, and on may they gained 233 employees. After Tom left Govworks from being fired or kicked from Kaleil and the members, the company went down and out of money. 

Dot Com to Dot Bomb Blog

In 1992, Prodigy had 1.1 million users and was owned by Sears and IBM. CompuServ had 1 million users and was owned by H&R Block. Genie had 200,000 users and was owned by General Electric. AOL had 150,000 users and Dephi has 100,000. During the internet in 1993, Microsoft owns CompuServ and Spry Inc. owns the Air Series. The Second Internation world Wide Web Conference was happening. In 1995, Bruce Jacobson and Rob Glaser visit Cole and Weber and launched RealAudio. The NFL was on the Web and made "The chat before the spat" and FreeZone was launched and were funded by SPRY and EDS. Freezone had 450,000 registers users during it's peak. In 1996, Spry, Inc was bought by CompuServ and Freezone was bought by Thomson Target Media. StarWave launched s Super Bowl Website, and companies like Yahoo!, Amazon.com, and USWeb came on the web. In 1998, AOL buys CompuServ, InfoSpace goes public, and Burn Rate is Written. During the Dotcom Boom InfoSpace was worth more than Boeing. In 1999, Yahoo acquires Broadcast.com for 5.7 billion dollars, Luminant Worldwide does an eight company simultaneous roll up IPO, and the Internet Bubble is published. In 2000, Dot.com advertisement dominates the Superbowl, Loudeye Technoligies IPO comes in, and Marchfirst and Pets.com goes bust. The Stock Market goes down. In 2001, Exodus Communications declares bankruptcy, DrKoop.com goes bust, FreeZone closes it's virtual doors, Luminant Worldwide declares bankruptcy, and a whole lot of other companies go bust. Martin Tobias was out at LoudEye.

A Visit from Erik Hanberg

I like the presentation from Eric, it surprised me that he was an author of more than 8 books. I like how he explains the process of selling books in to the market, advertising, and making money out of those sales. I been reading books and I was curious and want to know how does an author sell their books and how much do they make. I never known the process of how an author sell his books through the web and public. He makes 50,000 dollars out of those 8 books and to me that was impressive but it was a long process Eric said. He most likely doesn't make copies of his books before puts them on sale on the web. Whenever a consumer buys a book from him on the web, he would print them after they bought the book. I think he read the thousand true fans book that help him sold his books and pursue his dream as an author and writer I think before he was a writer, he has worked in three non-profit organizations and his wife is a graphic designer. After he worked in 3 non-profit organizations, he pursue his dream to be an author and writer. He also talked about podcasts and the history of it in Tacoma. He said around 2005 to 2006 is when podcasts came in. In Tacoma, we didn't had a podcast network like Seattle did, so we made one called "Channel 253". I think it had 9 different channels and some of them had the same host.

The Topic For My Presentation

I might tell how present and future A.I. can affect our living. A lot of people don't know the problems about A.I. or they just don't care about it. I can list the pros and cons of A.I.. They can function without stopping, do repetitive and time-consuming tasks, lack emotional side, do laborious tasks, explore space, accurate, fraud detection, and manage records. It is good that they lack emotions so they won't get hurt from humans. They would probably change their actions and kill us. Probably if they didn't lack emotions they can feel and relate to people's emotions and could be a friend to the people who need them. We can program them to not kill and do wrong actions. While they are doing labor they can reduce jobs for us. Bad things I think about them is they are expensive to fix them, they could use our abilities and make us useless, humans being dependent on machines and could lead to destruction. They are reducing jobs for us but they usually take over jobs that we don't want. They are expensive to build and buy them. I would throw examples where we use A.I. in our daily life, it is in cars, phones, video games, security surveillance, music and movie recommendations on devices, Virtual personal assistant like Alexa and Siri. A.I. is everywhere and we all experience with A.I. before. If we done surgeries now, we are experiencing with computers that have data of our parts of our body.

Where is Journalism Going

As years come by journalists need to change during this era of technology. Instead of thinking of themselves as only print journalists or broadcast journalists, they need to think of themselves as journalists, period. They must be able to report the news in publication, online or in front of a microphone. More online networks are increasing around the world, online news would be more common than TV news. The media isn't the only thing changing. The world of work is changing. More and more, people are becoming multi-skilled workers. They are having to manage lots of projects and priorities and develop new skills all the time. A journalist's most important tool is not a notepad, tape recorder, digital camcorder, computer or even the ability to write a story and those were the old journalists back then. A journalist's most important tool is her brain. They need to question, know what happened, who does it affect, and why is this important? Critical thinking precedes good writing. So, future journalists need to learn how to think. They also need to learn how to learn. Online publications of news are taking over and easy to find on the web than waiting for the news on TV. Back then Journalism were most common when the online news wasn't popular. Good storytelling in an online article was easy for web users. Journalists who work on those things will receive more recognition. Journalism is facing challenges of rapidly changing the way product is consumed. Journalism in the digital world is good how you can update and change the news.

HTML exercise experience. Making a Website.

I thought I wasn't going to do it right. When I took my time reading the steps and look at the page source from google, I had little of an idea where is this going. I was confused how to get to the page source from google and I thought it would be at the top right corner and hopefully was in the three dots. Took me 5 minutes just to find the page source from google by right clicking on my mouse and it was there. Now there is a giant page of code and I was relieved. After looking at the page source, I think it is obvious that every website starts with an <html> on the top of the page and ends </html> on the end of the page. After I added .html on save as page on my file name, it turned into a google or browser launch website. I was so amazed when it included all the codes I put on the notepad. The heading didn't need the <title> and </title> and was surprised it was on my website. I really like the marques code that makes my text moves across the website. I wonder if people use <br> code to separate their paragraphs when they write on their website. I wasn't sure about the image code and was optional, so I didn't use it. I was happy there was no errors on my website and it looked exactly how I wanted it to be.



This is what I put in my notepad.
See where Im heading
<br> <br>


<html>
<title>KevinsWebbyPage</title>
<body style="background-color:yellow">yo wassup my fellow classmates</body>
<br> <br> <br> <br>
<marquee>zoooooooom!</marquee>
<br> <br>
<marquee>BOOOOOOM!</marquee>
</html>

Email vs Postal Service

Postal mail is a physical letter that is in turn physically delivered with the service to a person at a physical address. Email is an electronic message sent with your computer to another electronic mailbox address. Email is a lot faster and more efficient than postal mail. People can communicate through email in a couple of seconds while postal mail can take days to come. Postal mail lets you mail real things like posters, pictures, books. Email is an electronic version of that and you can print these things at home. Email uses the internet and postal mail doesn't. You can cancel emails and block them from other addresses. Postal mail takes you more time to cancel mail. Such as calling the postal service or driving there to cancel it. People need to know how to use computer software to use email and Postal mail doesn't. Plus you need an electronic software that can operate using the internet and email. Postal office takes you time to get there and probably wait in line for people sending mail to an address. You have to pay for postal mail and depends what kind of mail. While email is free if you have an email address and an electronic device that uses the internet. You can block spam email from other addresses you don't want to hear and see from. Both email and postal mail can get the wrong mail from the other addresses by mistake. A word or number can affect the addresses and can be sent to the wrong user's address.

What Do I Want Out of this Class

I would like lots of examples when you bring in a new topic. Compare and contrast the topic we learned earlier to the one we are starting to learn. There will be a lot of new vocabulary during the quarter. Could you find us a cheat sheet or list of easy definitions for the new words we are learning in class. You could ask the whole class who understands this word, the class can raise their hand and if most of them don't understand then you could add it to the list. The list of new words can be categorize in each topic we learned. Maybe adding cartoon pictures or real pictures of the word next to it. Students will more likely remember what would it look like in their head rather than looking up on their phone. I think its best to work in groups than working by yourself. I like how instructors tell why this topic or application is important in the beginning of teaching so the students might be interested and motivated to learn. Provide tips when using new applications that are taught to the class. Showing us tips and tricks could cause the class to really try the tricks on the applications. Writing the homework on a spot on the whiteboard during the end or beginning of class, what ever you choose then you can erase when you leave. When speaking out the homework during the end or beginning, maybe some classmates are busy with or doing something. By beginning of class you could tell the whole class what's the homework about on the projector or whiteboard.