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INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS TAUGHT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING IN KWARA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS TAUGHT FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING IN KWARA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ABSTRACT This research explored the influence of Artificial intelligence on academic performance of students taught financial accounting in Kwara State College of Education (KSCE). The study adopted a descriptive survey design. A questionnaire was administered…

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What is RPA (Robotic Process Automation)

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) refers to the use of software robots or virtual assistants to automate repetitive and rule-based tasks within business processes. RPA technology enables organizations to automate manual tasks, streamline workflows, and improve operational efficiency.

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Here are some key aspects and characteristics of Robotic Process Automation:

Task automation: RPA software robots mimic human interactions with digital systems and applications, performing tasks that involve data entry, data manipulation, data extraction, calculations, file management, and more. They can interact with various software systems, including web applications, desktop applications, spreadsheets, databases, and even legacy systems.

Rule-based operations: RPA operates based on predefined rules and instructions. The software robots follow specific guidelines, logic, and decision-making processes to execute tasks accurately and consistently. They can handle structured data and repetitive tasks that follow clear patterns or rules.

User interface interaction: RPA robots interact with the user interfaces of applications and systems, just like humans do. They can click buttons, fill out forms, extract data, copy and paste information, and perform other actions to complete tasks. This ability allows RPA to work with existing systems without requiring major changes or integrations.

Non-invasive integration: RPA does not typically require modifications or changes to underlying systems or applications. It can interact with the user interface layer of existing software systems, making it a flexible and non-disruptive automation solution.

Scalability and flexibility: RPA implementations can be scaled up or down based on business needs. Organizations can deploy multiple software robots to handle a high volume of tasks or redistribute them as needed. RPA can also adapt to process changes and variations, making it suitable for dynamic business environments.

Error reduction and accuracy: RPA robots are designed to perform tasks with high accuracy, minimizing human errors and inconsistencies associated with manual work. They can work 24/7 without fatigue, ensuring consistent performance and improved data quality.

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Robotic Process Automation has a wide range of applications across industries and departments, such as finance, customer service, human resources, supply chain management, and more. It allows organizations to automate repetitive and time-consuming tasks, freeing up human workers to focus on higher-value activities, improving productivity, and reducing costs.

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🌐 AI's Unchecked Power: A Call to Read the Original Article

I stumbled upon an eye-opening article today that got me seriously thinking about the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in our world. The renowned Yoshua Bengio, an AI expert and founder of the Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute, recently spoke at a business conference, warning about the dangers we face due to the unchecked rush to utilize AI across various industries.

According to Bengio, our current level of AI development is so advanced that these systems can now convincingly imitate human behavior. However, this power comes with great risks. He pointed out that AI can be used for nefarious purposes, such as destabilizing political systems and manipulating public opinion during elections. Scary, right?

Imagine this: Instead of a hundred trolls attempting to influence people's thoughts, we could have millions of AI-controlled accounts carrying out the same sinister agenda. Bengio stressed that it's urgent to implement regulations to ensure transparency and accountability in AI development, particularly with the upcoming U.S. election.

But it doesn't stop there. Bengio, along with other AI luminaries, is advocating for global efforts to fund AI's application in solving critical global issues like food access, healthcare, and the climate crisis. He believes that just like investments in space programs, AI investment should be focused on benefiting everyone rather than solely seeking profit.

The article also mentioned an open letter signed by thousands of experts from various fields, urging a pause in AI's development to thoroughly assess its regulation and control. Some critics argue that it's premature to think in apocalyptic terms, diverting attention from pressing issues like bias and the negative societal impact of AI. However, this perspective fails to acknowledge the potential risks we must address before it's too late.

So, why am I telling you all this? Well, I strongly encourage you to read the original article to get a deeper understanding of the implications AI poses to our society. It's vital that we stay informed, engage in discussions, and push for responsible AI development.

Sure, regulating AI will take time, and the process won't be easy. But we can't afford to ignore the ethical questions surrounding AI's rapid advancement. We need to balance the short-term impacts and the long-term possibilities. It's not an either-or situation, but rather a both-and scenario.

Check out the full article and let's continue this conversation together. We have the power to shape the future of AI, and it starts with staying informed and raising our voices.

Stay curious, stay vigilant, and let's ensure AI benefits us all!

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Eldritch Tech Support: The Algorithm of Chaos is worth reading

This is a novella that is made up of the prompts that I wrote over the last year or so. The main novella is 16 chapters of Aeth (they/them, gender non conforming, tech support, magic user, priest with no god) dealing with the trials and tribulations of helping out with the technological problems of: Spider Gods, a perfectly normal family with a normal computer and a normal house with a small god inside, their impossible belief and childhood nightmare that wishes to consume them, and a crush on their bestest friend. Lyta (she/her, also tech support, has magic based on emotions and virtue which is a surprise for you later on) who is dealing with much the same things including a big ol crush on their bestest friend Aeth.

Throughout the story those two will have to deal with the usual nonsense of their jobs as well as the mysterious new app Swwarm that seems to be everywhere and is designed solely with the algorithm in mind that thinks all engagement is good engagement even if you report a video for inciting violence. You interacted with it so you must want more of it. Where did the Swwarm come from, and what is it for, why is it doing the things that it is doing?

What Do You Get Out of this Novella?

The Algorithm of Chaos is 16 chapters long, expanded and edited from the ones that I posted before. There are two bonus stories that I have not posted anywhere else: an epilogue to the main story, and a side story about Ji the Exterminator and Lyta's ex-girlfriend. The epilogue was an excuse for me to write some Aeth and Lyta because I like them. And the story Ghostchains is about the Exterminator Ji who is terrible and I couldn't stop thinking about them and wanted to see what they were like out in the world of The Dead Lands fighting a summoned "artificial" "intelligence".

You also get the original prompts that started the whole thing, edited and made a bit more coherent. The whole thing is about 119 pages long and is available as a PDF download for you to do whatever you want with.

Here is where you can buy it on kofi for $1 or whatever you want

Here is where you can buy it for free on itch.io or whatever you want

My only request is that if you do get it for free (hell yeah get those free things) is that you reblog this with a little one sentence (or more) review. I'm not really big or popular enough to have marketing or influence or anything, so any reblogs and comments and reviews will be great! Please and thank you!

Thanks for reading all of this and I hope you enjoy my novella!

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Random reading recommendation 1 (find this under my pinned post, under “reading”)

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International Monetary Fund - Gen-AI: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work PDF.

ABSTRACT: Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to reshape the global economy, especially in the realm of labor markets. Advanced economies will experience the benefits and pitfalls of AI sooner than emerging market and developing economies, largely because their employment structure is focused on cognitive- intensive roles. There are some consistent patterns concerning AI exposure: women and college-educated individuals are more exposed but also better poised to reap AI benefits, and older workers are potentially less able to adapt to the new technology. Labor income inequality may increase if the complementarity between AI and high-income workers is strong, and capital returns will increase wealth inequality. However, if productivity gains are sufficiently large, income levels could surge for most workers. In this evolving landscape, advanced economies and more developed emerging market economies need to focus on upgrading regulatory frameworks and supporting labor reallocation while safeguarding those adversely affected. Emerging market and developing economies should prioritize the development of digital infrastructure and digital skills.

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by Mike Shea on 5 August 2024:

Hasbro may be hurling D&D towards a digital future but we already have everything we need to enjoy this game for the rest of our lives. Hasbro is super-excited for a digital D&D future. They're tired of selling us, as Penny Arcade perfectly describes, a single hamburger we can share with our friends every week for thirty years. Hasbro wants subscription revenue from every player every month – not just the single purchase of a book you can keep, share, and use for the rest of your life. Hasbro doesn't want to sell you D&D. They want you to pay rent. Chris Cocks, Hasbro's president and former president of Wizards of the Coast, is pushing hard for a digital future. He already said they're running experiments with artificial intelligence saying "D&D has 50 years of content that we can mine". The new head of Wizards of the Coast, the subsidiary of Hasbro in charge of D&D, is a former Blizzard executive who replaced a former Amazon and Microsoft executive. They posted a new D&D product architect job with a clear focus on digital gaming and a new "monetization designer" which is as close to "professional enshittifier" as I've heard of in a job description. So yeah, Hasbro is really excited to charge monthly fees and microtransactions for D&D and ensure you never stop paying for it. But I have good news for you. It doesn't matter. Here are four reasons why: 1. The three D&D core books are the only D&D books that really matter and they're going to be physical books. 2. With rulesets released into the Creative Commons, anyone can build digital tools, adventures, supplements, and even entire RPGs – all fully compatible with D&D. 3. We have 50 years of previous versions of D&D we can play, multiple competing and compatible 5e variants from other publishers, and hundreds of other RPGs we can enjoy. 4. We have several independent digital platforms we can use to run our games online.

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So Mike Shea's argument here is that no matter what Hasbro does, D&D is enshittification-proof. Personally, I agree that tabletop games (all of them, not just D&D) are to a large extent resistant to that, due to the nature of the game, but digital platforms are another matter. Then again, I have zero interest in digital platforms, so I don't know how they work. Can you incorporate non-SRD material in an independent VTT, for example? Does it matter? No idea!

For traditional D&D, I think it's always had (in its entire history, all editions!) two distinct modes of attracting people:

here is an Official Book of Rules! I should buy it (or borrow it, or pirate it) and use it, because it's an official and authoritative publication

here is a Good Rule! I should incorporate it in my D&D game because I like it, and I don't care where it came from and in what format, official book, third party, homebrew, DMs Guild, hardcover book, piece of paper, pdf, a reddit post, my own noggin.

But last year, they tried an new thing and released a set of 25 monsters for $6 only on D&D Beyond. No physical print, and no pdf. (Previously there had been digital-only releases, mostly short adventures, but in pdf form.) And although I have no way of knowing how sales went, I strongly suspect this will NEVER work. It's just a bunch of "assets", it doesn't register as an Official Publication, there's no incentive to get it as such. So we're left with "is it a good rule?", and there it competes with a million other rules published for fun and/or profit by other people. Why "buy" that one? (You're not quite buying it: if D&D Beyond goes down, poof go the monsters!)

So yeah, I think they'll try to enshittify tabletop D&D, but they'll go about it half-heartedly (to go full in, they'd have to drop the printed books, and there's NO WAY they'll do that), and simply no one will care, D&D doesn't work like that.

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HALO: SUNRISE ON SANGHELIOS

Starring Steve Downes, Jen Taylor, and Keith David.

October 2558. Cortana has awakened countless Guardian custodes, ancient Forerunner constructs she intends to use to enforce an imperial peace on the peoples of the galaxy. After Fireteam Osiris rescues the Master Chief and Blue Team from the renegade artificial intelligence’s clutches, the Spartans return to Sanghelios. As they await the arrival of the UNSC Infinity, two legendary heroes recount all that has transpired in the years since their last meeting….

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Crowdfunding coming up for ZineMonth!

You have set out together to hunt the monster and end its existence once and for all.

"Against the Monster" is a story game about a monster hunt, the good of the monster, and the monstrosity of the hunters. Whether it's a dragon, vampire, tentacle monster, or artificial intelligence — you'll decide in which setting you'll hunt which monster.

When the monster faces you in the end: Do you really attack it?

"Against the Monster" is a GM-less Descended from the Queen story game (you may know the mechanics from "For the Queen" or our previous project "Viva la QueerBar") for 2-6 players and a flexible play time of about 1-4 hours.

After successful funding, the game will be published as a 24-page A5-sized zine and as screenreader-ready PDF, in both English and German. It will get evocative original artwork on every page (100% human-made, of course).

Game Design: Jasmin Neitzel and Andrea Rick Illustrations & Layout: Andrea Rick

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Coming Soon: Scrittorio, Issue #2!

The second issue of Scrittorio Magazine will be released on December 31, 2023. If you'd like to get it straight in your inbox (in PDF format), subscribe for free here!

In this upcoming issue, you will find articles about:

artificial intelligence in fiction writing

interactive fiction

posthumous censorship

fiction podcasts

why we write horror

You'll also find three awesome interviews with:

Etta Grace (writeblr's very own @ettawritesnstudies - check out her author website!)

Kit Riemer (creator of Universal Hologram - and lots more!)

Underboss (author of As Good As Dead)

And there's even more!

Our focus for this issue's In the Margins is an excerpt from PG Wodehouse's humorous Carry On, Jeeves.

Last, but not least, you'll get a bunch of free worksheets to help you with your character development, interactive fiction plotting, and more!

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