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Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks

The presence of artificial neural networks and artificial intelligence has become a staple in American society. With many new products basing their technology off of this technological development, it is important to identify whether the change is good or bad for our future. While such a question is quite subjective, it is still good to see the different takes on AI and how each shows up in different forms of media. The following headings show only a few major pop culture categories that reflect a perspective of AI development. Hey

Application in major motion pictures dialogues (scripts)

Artificial Intelligence and its precursors (Neural Networks in robotics) has become prevalent throughout today's society. With an influx of attention coming towards it, it makes sense that Hollywood would allocate resources to play on the stigma modern culture perceives from an Artificial Intelligence threat. In Shaw Productions blockbuster hit, TIMELESS, director and tech entrepreneur Nicholas Shaw explores the reaches of artificial intelligence as the two protagonists Carter and Alice fight against the clock to prevent a rogue AI from triggering a nuclear attack against China.

Adaptation of movie dialogue:

"(Adaptation from Shaw Productions major blockbuster hit (IMdB 5/5) "TIMELESS")

Act 3, Scene 37, After running from enemy military unmanned robotic security responders, Carter and Alice nearing the Rogue AI "Amelia"s server room. Un

Carter(Pushing a crate and steel chair along the side of a door): Alice, we need to get into the server room now!

Alice(Other side of room, tinkering with bio-metric door lock): We're almost there C! Just a little...bit...more... (Audible click)

Alice: We are in! (Both rush in through the door.)

Carter(Rushes to closest server and begins to connect, [pan to close up on face] however realizes that they are too late): We.... we.... we need to destroy them a-and then maybe we still can stop it... (Begins smashing the servers with Alice with chairs found in the corner of the room[ with passion], but tears stream down their face as they listen to the Nuclear timer reach zero.)

Electronic Voice: Three, Two, One, Zero. Inter continental Ballistic Projectiles targeting coordinates 39.9042° N, 116.4074° E, China Beijing launched. ETC five minutes until contact.

(Carter and Alice fall on their knees defeated and huging, passionately crying and letting out shrieks. Their expressions show that they knew that their efforts were in vain.[Camera starts at their backs and moves backwards, a vignette closing in on all sides until black and credits roll.])

Application in Pop-culture "Memes"

‘Memes’ have become the newest form of self expression today, having a large audience to market towards, and are as creative as the individual whom makes them. With Artificial Intelligence, the use of memes can make an easy platform to show a perspective of the AI takeover(As a bad development in the case of examples shown.) from a single individuals eyes. The beauty of memes is while the message may not be completely agreeable, the content is supposed to humor or make the audience laugh no matter, which gives memes an advantage to other mediums.

The following are 3 examples of memes created to show this displayed on the right:

Application in Instructional Guidelines

Satire in artificial intelligence is an upcoming thing with AI becoming more common in the IOE(Internet of Things). With the example given below, the "1 step tutorial" makes fun of the technology used in speech recognition products, some popular ones including Google's Home, Alexa, and Apple's Siri. The tutorial takes the user input, replies only to a Hi, HI, or hi response, and will print "I did not understand what you said" to all other user inputs.

One step AI tutorial in python:

Step 1: Write the following code, save, and run.

--- = tab

while True:

---userInput = input(">>>   ")

---if userInput in ['hi', 'HI', 'Hi']:

------print("Hello")

---else:

------print("I did not understand what you said")