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Chооse One Persоnаl AI Dilemmа Write one essаy of 500–1,000 words. You may write more than 1,000 words without penalty when the additional writing remains focused. A response below 500 words does not meet the basic length requirement. Use at least two of these ethical frameworks: Divine Command Theory, natural law, Aristotelian virtue ethics, Kantian deontology, and utilitarianism. Divine Command Theory and natural law count as two frameworks only when you explain and apply each one separately. No formal citations are required. Dilemma A: AI Relationship Advice Before A Major Decision Maya and Eli have been dating for eighteen months and have recently begun talking about living together. Maya has now been accepted into a two-year nursing program about two hours away. She has forty-eight hours to accept the place. Eli wants them to make the decision together because a former partner once made a major move without telling him. Their recent conversations about time, money, and the future have become tense. Maya is considering uploading excerpts from their text messages to a chatbot and asking whether the relationship is healthy, whether Eli is being controlling, and whether she should accept the program or end the relationship. Some messages include Eli's private comments about anxiety and family problems. Maya's friend says a chatbot may be more impartial than either of them. Maya also knows that the chatbot would see only the messages she selects, would not hear tone or know their full history, and might confidently reinforce the way she frames the problem. Eli does not know that Maya is considering sharing the messages. What should Maya do, and how should she decide what role, if any, the chatbot should play? Dilemma B: An AI Recommendation About Withdrawing From A Course Marisol is a first-year student who hopes to apply to a competitive nursing program. She is deciding whether to withdraw from statistics before the deadline. An AI advising tool uses her attendance, grades, prior courses, and records from earlier students to estimate that she has a 38 percent chance of passing. It recommends withdrawing. A withdrawal would protect her GPA, but it could delay her nursing application by a semester and may change her financial-aid eligibility. The prediction does not include two recent changes. Marisol has arranged reliable childcare, and her last two quiz scores improved. Her instructor says she can still pass if she completes the missing work and attends tutoring. Her father thinks she should trust the system because it has more data than any one person. Her study partner wants Marisol to remain because they prepare together, but the partner also admits that this should not decide Marisol's future. A human advising appointment is not available until after the withdrawal deadline. What should Marisol do, and how should she and the other people involved decide what weight to give the AI recommendation? What Your Essay Must Demonstrate State and defend a clear judgment about what someone in your selected case should do. Explain the key concepts from at least two relevant ethical frameworks accurately and in your own words. Apply those frameworks to the specific people, choices, risks, and other morally significant details in the case. Construct an argument for your judgment, evaluate a serious competing position or objection fairly, and explain whether you will defend, revise, narrow, or partly concede your original position in response.
Yоu hаve 3 hоurs tо produce 5 totаl responses. PART I - Short Fiction – Short Answer IDs Test: You must аddress 2 formal analytical responses from below. Number your paper accordingly. Read the excerpts below and, considering its context within the story, explain the significance of 2 of the following fiction terms: literary/commercial quality, conflict, point of view (of the narrator), irony, foreshadowing, symbolism, imagery, characterization, setting, theme and/or social-historical significance of 2 entire quotes below. Significance here can be theme or any other dominant literary element. Don't analyze the same terms in all of your analyses: be sure to analyze at least 5 different above terms somewhere in your Part I responses. Moreover, be sure to analyze the significance of the literary term(s), not just the term itself, explaining its importance or value for what it reveals to the reader regarding life, human nature and/or the world as illustrated in the story. Start with a clear thesis sentence and end with a clear clincher; as well, be sure to identify the story, author and context of each quote as well. Each response can be adequately answered in 150-200 words (plus 3-4 relevant quotes). "The next day he received two more complaints, one from a man who came in diffident deprecation. 'We really must do something about it, Judge. . . .'Damn it, sir, . . . will you accuse a lady to her face of smelling bad?'" 'I'll go with you and I'll stay with you all the time. They just let the air in and then it's all perfectly natural.' 'Then what will we do afterwards?' 'We'll be fine afterwards. Just like we were before.' 'What makes you think so?' 'That's the only thing that bothers us. It's the only thing that's made us unhappy.' Seemingly for the first time he saw the drooping, drowning woman at the other man's side. "No!" he said. He was like a creature allowed a glimpse of another world. He moved a pace backward, and his arm with the revolver dropped to his side. "Is this the lady?" he asked. "Yes, this is the lady," . . . There was another period of silence. "Well . . . I s'pose it's all off now." He was not a man of chivalry; it was merely in the presence of this foreign condition he was a simple child of earlier plains." "No! No! No! It was impossible. Her hands clutched the iron in frenzy. Amid the seas she sent a cry of anguish. . . . She set her white face to him, passive, like a helpless animal. Her eyes gave him no sign of love or farewell or recognition. "A short time afterward the child woke up without a fever and with a desire to eat. Then they felt magnanimous[meaning generous of spirit]. . . ." "Just at that moment a boy and girl came and sat down where the old couple had been. They were beautifully dressed; they were in love. . . And still soundlessly singing . . . . [She] prepared to listen." PART II – Poetry Short Answer - The same directions in part I apply here: YOU CANNOT RESPOND TO ONE OF YOUR POEMS WRITTEN ABOUT. Here, you must respond to 3 poems on the pages listed below for your class that you haven't been graded on before in a written essay(if you presented on it only, you can use that poem but not if it was the poem analyzed in an essay). Explain the thematic significance of 2 poetic elements in these poems: use only symbolism, speaker, imagery, irony, figurative language, point of view(of speaker), title, tone, theme, sound or structure. Go in any order but be sure to list by poem title (Poem #1 "Mother to Son"; Poem #2 "Suicide's Note,"). The same directions in Part I basically apply; however, here you have to analyze the thematic significance of 2 of the poetic devices. So with the poetry you must focus the poetic elements on theme: how does irony and imagery, for instance, or tone and figurative language, reflect the theme of the poem? But don't analyze the same terms for each poem: at minimum, analyze at least 5 of the above terms somewhere in your Part II responses. p. 339 – 344 - 438 – 463 – 470 - 471