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Storytelling Theory and Practice - YouTube - 0 views

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storytelling theory practice media education #ThoughtVectors robot socially assistive

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  • anonymous on 29 Jul 14
     
    Sturm argues that storytelling provides something larger: a way of organizing information. He says we can look at these characteristics as dots of data on a screen, where the story is the way we connect the dots. And how we connect the dots, changes the kinds of stories we create. Storytelling ethics and the need for trust and truth are discussed. Comments include his Story Listening Experience Model http://ils.unc.edu/~sturm/storytelling/storyexperience.pdf I wonder if this model could be used to create better programming routines for socially interactive storytelling robots? I have no idea how it would be possible to create a script for conveying ethics and the need for trust and truth using artificial intelligence. I think such activities require mediation by authoritative human participants to connect the dots and to establish a teaching presence that can address issues of ethics, trust, and truth for the listening audience upon reflection. I can easily see teachers, parents, caregivers "remix" what a storytelling robot presents to facilitate deeper reflection by young children in early childhood classrooms.
gerellmalazarte

Report says 3D 'bioprinting' will spark debate on ethics | News | TechRadar - 0 views

www.techradar.com/...spark-debate-on-ethics-1219739

debate economic political 3D Printing

shared by gerellmalazarte on 25 Jul 14 - Cached
  • gerellmalazarte on 25 Jul 14
     
    - Bioprinting will create major ethical debate in 2016. - Market for 3D printed non-living medical devices will book in 2015. - Questions are raised. - 3D printing will continue to grow especially in areas of weak economic standing and conflict. - Three reasons why it will succeed.
mcandersonaj

Dragon's Crown review: heavy metal - 0 views

www.polygon.com/...agons-crown-review-heavy-metal

dragon crown gaming

shared by mcandersonaj on 26 Jun 14 - No Cached
  • The same can't be said for the female NPCs that fill Dragon's Crown's dungeons and other environments. Most of the women in the game are barely clothed, with heaving chests, backs twisted into suggestive positions, some with their legs spread almost as wide as the screen. They're presented as helpless objects, usually in need of rescue. It's obvious, one-sided and gross.
    • mcandersonaj
      mcandersonaj on 26 Jun 14
       
      The game has at least one of these scenes every level but they don't tell you that even some of the males in the game are sexualized as well. Granted not nearly as many are
  • Two player characters — the Amazon and the Sorceress — are explicitly sexualized, with breasts literally bigger than their heads with rear ends to match
    • mcandersonaj
      mcandersonaj on 26 Jun 14
       
      While the game does over-sexualize these two characters they at least do get powerful skills to match and the game tries to make up for their bodies by making them strong characters in game. 
  • Dragon's Crown was reviewed using code provided by Atlus. You can read more about Polygon's ethics policy here.
    • mcandersonaj
      mcandersonaj on 26 Jun 14
       
      Ultimately the game score was low but the fact that the website felt the need to post their ethics policy after the article really shocked me. 
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  • But I found its over-exaggerated art style alienating and gross in its depiction of women
    • mcandersonaj
      mcandersonaj on 26 Jun 14
       
      The game's review was looked at through a pretty harsh lens in my opinion. While I don't agree with the character designs I feel like the author had a grudge out against the game for the reason above and makes me wonder if other games got reviewed in the same way. 
    • mcandersonaj
      mcandersonaj on 26 Jun 14
       
      this article shows how the over-sexualization of characters can hurt a game. 
  • mcandersonaj on 26 Jun 14
     
    This is a gaming review for a game known as Dragon's Crown
  • mcandersonaj on 26 Jun 14
     
    This is a gaming review for a game known as Dragon's Crown
gerellmalazarte

The dark side of 3D printing: 10 things to watch - TechRepublic - 0 views

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3D Printing ethical bioprinting

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  • gerellmalazarte on 26 Jul 14
     
    10 bad things about 3D printing - 3D printers are energy hogs - Unhealthy air emissions - Reliance on plastics - IP and licensing deals - Gun control loopholes - Responsibility of manufacturers - Bioprinting ethics and regulation - Possibility of 3D printed drugs - National security risks - Safety of items that come into contact with food
gerellmalazarte

Bio-Printing | The Buzz - 0 views

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bioprinting ethical 3D Printing

shared by gerellmalazarte on 25 Jul 14 - Cached
  • gerellmalazarte on 25 Jul 14
     
    Bioprinting - What is it? - The printing process - Why is it important - Ethical Issues
gerellmalazarte

Bioprinting, Part 2 - The Ethical Conundrum | Emerging Tech | TechNewsWorld - 0 views

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3D Printing ethical bioprinting

shared by gerellmalazarte on 26 Jul 14 - Cached
  • gerellmalazarte on 26 Jul 14
     
    Bioprinting - money - insurance - moral decisions - guinea pigs - rules and regulations - athletes and cosmetics
thomasnv2

Artificial Cell Building | Artificial Intelligence | Computer Science - 0 views

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#ThoughtVectors #tv008 #AI #Future

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  • thomasnv2 on 24 Jun 14
     
    Creation of a Synthetic Artificial Cell that originates from computer science. A billionaire scientist has made a synthetic cell from scratch. News articles reveal that cell opens an ethical Pandora's box.
gerellmalazarte

How 3D printing will radically change the world - 0 views

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ethical medical 3D Printing future world

shared by gerellmalazarte on 24 Jul 14 - Cached
  • gerellmalazarte on 24 Jul 14
     
    Linda Federico-O'Murchu proclaims the reasons why 3D printing is going make the world we know today unrecognizable in 50 to 75 years. Advances in 3D technology are going to make us live longer, abolish outsourcing, change production and present unimaginable possibles. Then like many other authors starts to question 3D printings progress over time. Her biggest question is even if it technically works, should we be doing it? Printed food although looks the same under a microscope could affect us down the road and printing guns could infringe on certain rules or laws. But she then states that 3D printing is still in its "Wild West" phase, meaning, the laws have not yet caught up with technology.
gerellmalazarte

Bioprinting and Immortality - 0 views

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ethical medical 3D Printing future

shared by gerellmalazarte on 17 Jul 14 - Cached
  • gerellmalazarte on 17 Jul 14
     
    - If it really works, we may draw that much closer to reinventing the very definition of life itself and testing the sustainability limits of our planet. - Many controversial factors.
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