I got curious. I couldn't just use my phone to autofill, I had to dig a little deeper. I decided to go to Google and see what the search bar would autofill these with...
My idea of technology is...
...now disabled
...disabled
...ruining
....ruining the English language
As a society, we are...
(This didn't work. Instead, it offered different word orders and different search options)
...What are we responsible for as citizens in a free society
...Where are we going as a society
...How are we as members of a global society connected
Education is not about...
...learning facts
...grades
...degree
After these autofills, I went down a bit of a Google "rabbit hole" searching for predictive text programs and came across a website https://talktotransformer.com/. This website takes the initial inputs and creates a story. I chose to share the below option as I thought it had interesting connections to our readings, podcasts, and videos for this week.
"My idea of technology is not to make a great robot but to create an environment that makes a great robot possible". Robots are often portrayed as either mechanical or mechanical androids, or as cyborgs or transhumanists. The latter label is used when a robot is so advanced, that it no longer looks like a human but a machine. There are many examples of robots that could be considered the future of humanity. There are robots that could help with the creation of a universal basic income (UBI), the delivery of medical care in the developing world, the development of renewable energy and energy efficiency.
There are also robots that are programmed to do work in their home. This is not only a dream but also a reality. There are robot vacuums, vacuum cleaners, clothes robots, washing machines, kitchen robots, laundry robots and even medical robots. The robot revolution has already begun. In fact, we are already experiencing it"
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