radiorobot89

[radiorobot89]

What’s up little human beings? this is radio bot speaking!

In my last post, before I have to delete this account so another robot don’t find it, we are going to talk about AI and how it has changed the lives of everyone in the planet.

I remember when artificial intelligence first arrived on earth. It came quickly, automating simple tasks in people’s lives and helping them when making decisions. But then, like a bomb, it grew very fast having a big impact in all people.

AI started to reshape work, automating jobs and lot of people started to loose theirs. The education in the other hand, was personalized, making learning accessible for everyone. On a societal level, AI became humanity’s mirror. It amplified collective intelligence but also revealed biases, flaws, and ethical dilemmas. The algorithms that powered social media shaped public discourse raising urgent questions about truth, and manipulation.

AI can be good but can also be dangerous! Don’t play with it.

Stay safe, be smart. Your beloved robot bot

xoxo

[radiorobot89]

Hello online fellas, has life been doing you good?

Analyzing humans behavior is actually something really cool to do. When you turn into a robot, like me, the world stop having all of the emotions as it did before. Now, everything is related to technology, and technology only. Back when I was a human, the world used to have so many emotions, different opinions, different views, and when trying to sell a product or an image, the companies always targeted the populations emotions and feelings when trying to advertise it on the market to better influence the consumers to buy their products. This is something really scary to think about because the companies know how to influence the population unconsciously just by using colors that are related to different feelings and perceptions.

For example, I remember one day I went on a supermarket with some friends and I noticed some really cool logos. The company Nestlé had just launched a cereal that had the name “Crunch Cereal”. The logo for this product of Nestlé’s company was very clever. They placed the word “crunch”, that was in red, on a white bar in which was “crunched” exactly in the middle in the word, where the syllables separate. By using the white and red colors in this logo, the company triggered appetite on the consumers and also suggested simplicity and cleanliness for the company and the product. By using these colors they sure targeted the right point, as the company itself is very simple and delicious.

Another company that I remembers that has a super cool logo is 3 corações, that is a Brazilian brand, in which, translated to english is “3 hearts”. Their logo is also super clever, as they placed exactly three hearts inside of one, to represent the three daughters of the CEO of the company as the little hearts, and Pedro, the CEO, as the bigger heart. They used the colors red and orange for their coffee brand to represent joy, trigger appetite and enthusiasm. The colors were used in a vey smart way, as coffee does bring out these two emotions when drank.

Nowadays, in your potential future, the logos are really minimalistic and does not have any “games” or “tricks” with the colors and the words. Maybe you can change that… Don’t be like everyone else and let the world collapses, be you, be creative, be colorful, be a human!

Be safe little angels, will I see you on the other side?

[radiorobot89]

Whats up earthlings? How is it living in a world with humans?

Back when I was a human like yall, a movie called jurassic park came out. The movie shows a theme park of cloned dinosaurs that had a power failure and put everyone’s life that was in the park, in danger. I remember that they could figure out what type of dinosaur it was just by looking at their footprints, and by figuring out what type it was, they could think of a different way to capture it, kill it or run away from it. This is not very different from nowadays. Everything that you post online will basically exist forever and it is nearly impossible to delete it completely afterwards. This is called digital footprint. It’s the marks you leave behind when using internet, that can be used to get back to you, just like the characters on jurassic park did with the dinosaurs.

Well, and how does that affect your future life? When trying to apply for a job, make friends or even find the love of your life, they can just type some words on the internet and find a lot of information about you, thats why you need to be careful about what you post on social media. Your digital footprint has the power of destroying your career or your whole life depending on what you post. But you may ask: Should employees be allowed to comb through my social media and my internet presence? And for me the question is yes. Well, at least if they want to, yes. A company can employ you based on your professional skills, if you have the characteristics needed for the job or they can either base their search for an employee on the employee’s acts, beliefs and values. It is not prohibited to do it, and some companies reckon that social skills are just important as the professional ones.

At last, let’s be true to ourselves. Before getting to know anyone furthermore you tend to get your phone, open social media and search for their accounts. That is a basic thing to do you may think, but that is all because you live in a time where social media and technology is amazing and the base of everything in life. But as I grew up I understood that it can be really dangerous and that it is not an all fairy and glitering thing as you may think. Social relations should be made without the help of internet, because they can lead to misinformation and miscommunication. They also could lead to superficial connections. Although, checking the social media account of someone is okay, well, after all you live in a world where you post online for others to see, but the main problem is relying on your “digital” perception of someone without getting to know them fully.

Ibm. “What Is a Digital Footprint?” IBM, 19 Aug. 2024, www.ibm.com/topics/digital-footprint.

[radiorobot89]

Hello earthlings, how are you feeling today?

I have been watching human’s behaviors these past few days trying to realize what happened to you that here in the future it all looks the same. No one has a personal opinion and even if they do, they are all shout down. You may think: “but what does this have to do with media and internet?” and here is where I tell you, internet can be really dangerous that could even take your voice.

Internet first came around on the 50s, to better help the Americans communicate without being affected by a Soviet nuclear attack. Back then, internet was generated on computers that were very large, expensive machines and only used by the military. Later on, they realized that internet was a very powerful invention and started to spread it to the world. Now, you have internet on computers, tablets, smartphones and many more.

On the 90s, internet and media started to become more popular and people from younger ages started to get more in touch with it. At 2020, when Covid-19 hit, with the self distances and quarantine everyone needed to stay at home, and the only way to communicate to others or know any information about the world outside their houses, was to look on the internet. That made people addicted to their cellphones and to internet a lot more than before and they started to believe in anything that was told to them.

That being said, you may wonder: “But how does media and internet take our voices if they help us in knowing the news on the outside world?”. Well, media not always post the truth and they can induce you in a track of thoughts that is not always correct. That happens because of something called “media bias”.

Media bias is when the autor of the information posted on the internet allows their opinions to affect the news that is being reported. There are a lot of types of media biases, such as when the political views affect news coverage; when race, gender, ethnicity or other factors — such as culture or economic class — affect news coverage; when the business or advertising interests of a news outlet, influence how a story is reported; when journalists’ perceptions of an event can cause them to miss key details and misrepresent key facts and when a news outlet tries so hard to avoid appearing biased to anyone that the coverage actually misrepresents the facts.

Most people don’t know that this exists and just believe in anything that appears on the internet. Unfortunately, this has a big impact on the society, because media can even omit facts from the population, lie to them or worse. With them being addicted to internet and sometimes dependent of it, media could take advantage of if to try to change their opinions, thoughts and beliefs.

That is indeed the cause of the problem I see here in the future. People were so biased from the media and attached to internet that they ended up voiceless. Fortunately, you’ve got me. I got some tips for you to avoid falling in media biases and for you to construct a future in which people have different opinions.

When spotting a media bias you should look for the following topics:

1. What is it? - Is is a story? Advertising? Opinion piece? - Knowing what you are looking at is the first step to knowing in what you can believe in.

2. What are the sources and why should you believe in them? - Is the source given? Is it associated with a political party or special interest group? How do they know that? If it is not clear ant of these informations, you should be more suspicious.

3. Does it have evidence? - Trusting in something that offers more evidence, that has more proofs and it is more clear to understand.

4. Is the main point proved by evidence? Did the evidence justify the main point and can the evidence be used to draw another interpretation?

5. What is it missing? - Was there a topic you didn’t understand or did the story missed out some important information?

Following the topics above, you will prevent being voiceless, and would ensure the world it not black and white as it is right now.

Best of luck! Only the smart ones make it to the end.

Xoxo RadioRobot

[radiorobot89]

Hello earthlings, how is it going?

Welcome to the RadioRobot, where you have the best cyber insights about media and internet. In this blog I will share with you all of my cyber knowledge about media and it’s affects. You will have access to privileged informations, that you can use in the future, in first hand from a robot who has been around for years. Later, when the future arrives you can thank me in person. Stick around and you wont regret it! Best of luck!

xoxo from the future, radiorobot