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 I personally have never been one to particularly pride myself of being in the know when it comes to trending topics. I have quite possibly the bare minimum level of priviness of what's going on in the world to be able to call myself an 'informed citizen'. However, it was not difficult at all for me to find out about Chat GPI, as it has taken the internet by storm these past few weeks, and has proven to be so popular that when I eventually gave in to my curiosity and decided to see for myself firsthand what the big deal was, the website said it couldn't support anymore users and to try again later.  After finally giving the software a try as per Professor Kelsey's suggestion, it is fascinating to see answers to questions you ask, as you can tell these aren't the sort of answers Google would come up with, yet aren't any less correct than those found on Google. I asked what the meaning of life is, and it said that the meaning of life is a subjective idea that

 For about a year now, DALL E AI generated images have exploded in popularity on the internet, as for me personally, the first time AI has truly done what it was programmed to do efficiently enough to give credit to it. I personally was astonished at the results it came up with and now after having read Professor Kelsey's article, I am even more caught in the whirlwind of AI's growing prominence and popularity. One of the biggest surprises I took away from Professor Kelsey's article was how adamantly many large corporations are investing in AI, further proving as Professor Kelsey said that AI is quickly becoming for and more part of our everyday lives, is not only here to stay but will eventually become a more integrate part of all of our lives more than we can ever predict.  One thing that has shocked me so much with the break-neck emergence of AI is just how all encompassing it's already becoming, AI being capable of writing, image producing, and the list is only goin

 Google has been THE internet search engine since the 2000s. TikTok has only been around for a handful of years, but has already become a social media titan, bested only by YouTube. In its short time, it has come to be growing faster than even Facebook. That being said, the question arises, what is used more for when shopping for a product, which is used more? Google? TikTok? Amazon? I personally never have downloaded, nor ever will download TikTok (I'd like nothing to do with the cringe dancing Zoomers), but I did ask someone close who is much more contemporarily attuned in terms of social media. She gave me a very interesting answer. She said that when looking to discover or find out about a product she's in the market for, she turns to TikTok. When she wants to learn the details of that product found, she uses Google. And when she wants to loot at ratings for the product, she turns to Amazon, sort of a trifecta process.  In terms of what the future holds regarding product se