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human intelligence processed by machines, especially computer systems in which can ran as robots. AI systems are programmed of acquisition of information and rules for using the information to reach approximate or definite conclusions. There are various applications of AI expert systems, some include speech recognition and machine vision. In the story of Traditions, we are introduced with La Maquina, a AI robot who lives with a Mexican household family who serves as a maid essentially. "Y Mira, you're

Ai Weiwei [b. August 28, 1957] Born in Beijing, China, artist and activist Ai WeiWei stands as one of the most well-known and outspoken critics of the Chinese government. His work is multidisciplinary, extending across sculpture, photography, installation, and filmmaking. Ai’s most notable work, Sunflower Seeds (2010), contains 100 million hand-painted porcelain seeds, and acts as a commentary on the loss of the individual in mass production. In 2011, Ai was detained by Chinese authorities under

formal computer program. Although it is interesting to contemplate, Searle’s argument definitely has its share of flaws. The Churchlands, as proponents in the possibility of artificial intelligence to duplicate the mind, (yet not believers of strong AI as it was previously defined ) do their best to illustrate these weaknesses in his theory. The primary objection which they have with Searle’s argument against the plausibility of artificial intelligence lies with the third premise in his original proof

Ai Weiwei, a Chinese contemporary artist as well as a political activist was born in Beijing on May 18, 1957. When Ai was only one year old him and his family were sent to a labor camp. It was not for sixteen years later at the end of the Cultural Revolution until his family moved back to Beijing. He studied animation at the Beijing Film Academy in 1978. After his studies he spent about twelve years in the United States and studied at the Parsons School of Design where he soon dropped out. For income

In The United States of America, thanks to the first amendment, activism is very much so alive in today's society as well as throughout our history. In this paper I will discuss how the public can interface physically with Ai Weiwei’s Arch as opposed to works of art in a museum. For example, in the majority of cases, museums require people to stand behind a line and simply observe a creation on display. However, Ai’s approach through the statues tangibility allows for the viewer to more easily connect

The Value in Understanding Art Pablo Picasso once said “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up” (“10 famous Quotes”). Picasso was trying to express how too many people give up on art and often think it is one sided like a painting. One acceptable episode of rekindling art as an adult is in a moment Picasso, Maar and Oppenheim were at a cafe for lunch in Paris. Picasso was sitting at the table with his girlfriend and then noticed Oppenheim's fur covered

messages through art to promote change or awareness. Artist can does this in many ways such as painting or drawing political art to express their opinion. Other artist can do performance art or take photographs to spread awareness or send a message. Ai WeiWei is a chinese artist and activist that created many controversial pieces of art towards the chinese government. His activism started when he saw how the chinese government handled the devastating earthquake in 2008. On may 12 2008 a 8.0 earthquake

Ai Weiwei was born in 1957 in Beijing, China to the poet Ai Qing. Soon after Weiwei was born his family was exiled because his father was deemed as an enemy of the Chinese communist party. Nevertheless, In 1975, Weiwei returned to Beijing, at the age of nineteen and began attending the Beijing film academy where he found the program uninteresting and the group Stars. The group stars was inspired by art in the Avant- Gardegenre. The fact that Weiwei found interest in art, he once again began a new

About nine years ago I discovered a book called The Age of Spiritual Machines by a man named Ray Kurzweil that demanded my immediate interest. I was captivated by his view of the future of technology - astoundingly positive and bright compared to most peoples’ negative or dystopian outlook when it comes to the dangers of a society increasingly reliant on machines and technology. I recently had the privilege of watching Spike Jonze’s 2013 movie her. While focusing on the personal aspect of a man

undertaking. There are just a few situations when digital mediums have been used to empower roughness against their rivals but in general digital activism is centered on urban engagement, not hurting individuals or property. Regardless of the dangers, Ai Weiwei has provoked others in China and abroad to take the charge through tweets,