Adam Patrzyk Artificial Intelligence

Welcome. In this post I will talk about what steps I took in the process of preparing the group presentation and what I have learned while doing so. Lastly I will evaluate the information and new knowledge I acquired and how it might help me in the future. Let us begin with the initial parts of the presentation. As agreed with my teammates, Bugra Ozer and Muhammed Nagroumati, I was responsible for the slide 5 to 8, consisting of our primary research and secondary research. Survey questions used in our presentation came from my form, as I volunteered to prepare one. With help from our classmates and friends, we were able to quickly receive enough responses, making it valid to use in our project. Following part of the presentation I was responsible for was secondary research. Mentioned in secondary research was IBorderCTRL, Hawk-Eye AI and Autonomous Weapon Systems. I wrote about AWS in my previous post, and IBorderCTRL and Hawk-Eye has been mention in my introduction post. In researchin...

 Welcome to my secondary research post. In this post I will focus more on Autonomous Weapon Systems and use of AI in military technology. The best way to safe a soldiers life is to provide him with proper training and expose him to as few life-threatening situations as possible. With the emergence of Artificial Intelligence and it taking soldiers places might sound like next logical step, it comes with its own set of problems and challenges.  Source: flickr Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems or Autonomous Weapon Systems (LAWS/AWS) is a type of weapon that once activated does not need any human operator interaction. As what might first appear in our mind as an autonomous weapon system might be something from science-fiction movie, the first examples of autonomous weapon system might be simpler that we imagine, as a landmine also fits the description. Once deployed and left, unfortunately often forgotten, the mechanism inside mine can stay active indefinitely. As once military con...

Welcome my dear readers to the next blog post. For my primary research I made a survey with the help of Google Form, asking students and friends, what do they think about Artificial Intelligence and its use in commercial security and military sector. My questions aimed to gain some insight into opinions regarding normal use and ethics of developing technologies. Let us delve together into some questions that may shed some light onto people opinions on the matter. As most of my participants are in the age range of 17-34, this research will represent the views and habits of younger and adult students, a range I belong to myself. 100% of my questionnaires admit to using AI in their lives. I personally used ChatGPT to help find an idea after I got creatively stuck. As we can see, AI is already present in most students life. Recreation and work takes a lesser part of the diagram, to my surprise no one answered 'Not at all', meaning we all interacted with it at least once. A majority...