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********** | Communication Studies – Internal Assessment | Lower 6 Science 2 | Teacher: ******** | TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION PREFACE REFLECTIVE PIECE ANALYTICAL CONCLUSION APPENDIX BIBLIOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION The theme of â€Å"Technology† and topic of â€Å"Artificial Intelligence in Society† was chosen as I found it very intruding because I grew up being exposed to all sorts of technological and electronic equipment. I have always been interested in technology and I have always tried to keep up with its rapid advances. My target audience is teenagers between the ages of 16-19 years of age. From previous knowledge, I have found that the term artificial intelligence is commonly misinterpreted and tied to robots who†¦show more content†¦You no longer need pages of blue prints to follow. This device will store all your instructions and can be easily altered at the touch of your fingers. [Touches face of board]. MR. SMITH [Mr. Brown quietly]: You know, that could make your job easier. Imagine no more papers and being able to see what the building will look like without drawing it. MR. BROWN [with a slightly louder tone]: Buh is ah flat piece ah plastic with no knobs! I accustom to readin my blue papers an using meh good ole t-square when I hadda change ah error. PROF. GREGORY: Any questions about the Architects’ Worker? [Mr. Brown stands up from his seat to address the professor.] MR. BROWN: Wa bout we old peeps? We doh know how to wok dem kinda smart techno ting. [Mr Smith covers his face and slouches on his chair] PROF. GREGORY [raising his eyebrows]: I beg your pardon sir? Would you be courteous to repeat your sentence? MR. SMITH [whispering to Mr. Brown sternly]: Brown! Speak properly! MR. BROWN: Err...What about us older people? We don’t have young brains. We’re too old to use that. PROF. GREGORY: Well sir, if you are uncertain that you wouldn’t be able to use it, I can assure you that you will be able to. MR. BROWN: Well what makes you say this? 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