I unfortunately can relate to this. I wouldn't say I'm necessarily the most educated when it comes to credit cards and credit scores. I also get very anxious when checking my credit score and don't do it as much as I should be, however reading this article I think only made me more stressed out about it then I was before.

I think this is probably the root cause of a majority of financial struggles with young adults. It really is crazy just how much student tuition are now and going along with that just how much debt we obtain. I truly believe that student tuitions shouldn't be so expensive. I really don't understand what schools are doing with all of this money and don't think it's necessary how much they take with us.

I don't really understand the logic of this. The story a man told in this article before this said he tried to get a credit card so that he could build his credit score and apply for apartments but when the price is so high to obtain a card and there as so many fees and taxes it makes it really hard for young people to get one. This really makes me realize I need to start building my credit as fast as possible.

I honestly don't even really understand why its a question of whether or not states should be banning companies from creating these apps. I understand how it could be difficult to monitor companies that are overseas. From my understanding at least I thought the US government could still ban people in the US from using these websites .

My mouth physically dropped when reading that these sites are brining in millions of dollars a year. I also was confused about the fact that it says a new federal law was made regarding posting nonconsensual photos which is confusing me because hasn't it always been against the law to post nude pictures of anyone even with concent, if that wasn't a law before that's even more shocking.

I was not expecting this at all when first reading and choosing this article. I think the worries about parents posting pictures of their children is one things but this is a whole different level of crazy. My initial reaction to hearing there are apps that can do this is who the heck is making these apps and what's wrong with them. This just adds a whole new level to the debate about posting children.

I think that this especially applies to my generation. It can be hard for us to just sit and listen to something without loosing focus. Our attention span is much greater when we can actually watch and see what's going on. That's what I think is so great about having this choice now to either just listen on Spotify or watch on Netflix.

I didn't think about this at first how big of an opportunity this is for the creators of the podcasts being able to have their videos on Netflix. It really opens up a whole new audience for them considering the millions of people subscribed to Netflix. I think it's really cool that this not only is a great opportunity for Netflix but also the podcast creators.

As soon as I saw this article title I immediately was interested considering I use both Netflix and Spotify very often. I think this is actually super smart. Podcasts have increasingly became more and more popular, especially video versions where people can actually watch the podcast, so I imagine this will bring in a lot of money for the companies.

This brought me back to my Comm Strat class where we had to practice interviews with AI and then it would give us feedback. I actually really dislike doing this because a lot of what I said, the AI would mishear me even if I had really clear pronunciation. I think this article overall really shows how much the workforce is transforming and what I should be preparing for in the future.

I think it's actually really surprising that this is becoming such a normal thing to do that people are making TikTok videos about it to try and help other people do the same thing. I think this also is a very common theme and something that happens a lot with our generation. People will go on TikTok and share information with the world and it actually gets them into a lot of trouble. I imagine people charing how to cheat their way into a job on TikTok most likely won't be able to get a job in the future.

I think that companies using AI to look at resumes is both good and bad. I think that it does remove the bias that can happen when humans are reviewing them but I do also think tha mistakes can happen and the AI might filter through a resume it shouldn't have and then the company looses a really good candidate. I think this is also a downside the fact that candidates realize AI is used and then they cheat their way through the system.

I feel like this makes it seem even more suspicious about whether Amazon is guilty or not. This is definitely information that will be used throughout the case and makes me wonder if Amazon is a brand that I want to align myself with or not. I know there has been a lot of drama regarding Amazon lately and as a very frequent Amazon shopper and Amazon Prime member this really leaves me with things to think about.

I think this comment goes to show how much Amazon Prime actually offers, I didn't know about the Whole Foods discounts. I can't imagine how many people will stop using any Amazon services all together and how much profit they will loose considering how widely know it is now. Myself, as someone that doesn't know how I was signed up for Prime, would definitely stop using it all together if I found out it was a scam.

I think this is actually really interesting because I have Amazon Prime myself but I don't recall exactly directly signing myself up. Every time I go onto Amazon it has always just automatically been Amazon Prime. I think it also seems a little suspicious that that the article is just stating that Amazon hopes the jury will believe them, they should know that they will if they haven't actually been scamming people.

I think that this is really scary to think about considering the fact that I will be entering the workforce right as this is happening. It makes me wonder what will happen to our society, how will I make money, and what will my future look like. I think that people will begin to realize no matter how good AI becomes there again won't be that actual human like factor and that is what people really want, not a robot.

I think that we have talked about this in our class a lot especially when we listened to the podcast about many AI tools lack a genuine human like connection that only real humans can achieve. I have also talked about similar things in one of my other classes and I think that just goes to show how heavy of a topic this is right now.

I think that considering how much money companies are spending using AI tools or to create their own personalized AI tools just for them to have no serious impact is crazy. Companies must be hurting financially and it makes me think that more research needs to be done for companies to figure out if AI will actually help them before they spend all this money on it.

I think that this tells a lot about our generation and the same situation is true for so many other people or platforms. Whether the publicity someone gets is for a positive or negative reason, it's still publicity and still racking up views and money. I really just enjoyed this quote because Han was receiving hate because of choices she made yet she decided to ignore it and not change anything which ended up working in her favor. I think it's important to remember not to just follow what everyone else says or does.

I wanted to emphasize this considering that I just made an annotation relating to TikTok previously and then the article actually brought it up. I think that it actually was very clever to include these throwback songs in the episodes, leading to celebrities joining in on trends on TikTok, leading to more engagement for the show.

I think this is really interesting because I think this is becoming more and more popular to do on a variety of platforms not just TV shows, especially with our generation. This happens to be one of my favorite shows and I did notice them play a lot of throwbacks. I've even noticed on TikTok recently, people are dancing or singing to a lot of throwback music and it really feels full circle considering this is the kind of music my parents really enjoy.

I think this is really interesting because I think this is becoming more and more popular to do on a variety of platforms not just TV shows, especially with our generation. This happens to be one of my favorite shows and I did notice them play a lot of throwbacks. I've even noticed on TikTok recently, people are dancing or singing to a lot of throwback music and it really feels full circle considering this is the kind of music my parents really enjoy.