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Question: One of the concerns about robots performing medical checkups is the potential loss of personalization. The article about AI beginning to assist novelists discusses how, given enough information (input), the AI can provide (output) "creative" text. Do you think that AI can reach the point where, when integrated into robots, it would provide enough personalization that humans would be as comfortable with their medical checkup being conducted by a robot as they would with a human physician? Why is ensuring public trust in AI such an important concern? Of the ethical concerns surrounding AI (privacy, bias, and human judgment), which is most worrying to you? Why? Choose one (1) from the pool of questions below: Self-driving trucks are one of the emerging technologies that has the potential to impact commerce. How do self-driving cars see? Explain the technologies that make it possible for self-driving vehicles to safely navigate roads. Imagine an AI system that is being developed to maximize sales of patio furniture in a home improvement store such as Home Depot or Lowe's. What types of biases might skew the results? Why might these biases be present? Would these be classified as cognitive bias or incomplete data? Amazon is one of the companies that is striving to meet consumer needs by making available and delivering products exactly when they are needed. Jeff Bezos, the founder, chief executive officer, and president of Amazon, is considered one of the 30 personalities that defined the 2010s. What is included in the Amazon empire and what role does it play in emerging technologies?