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Seniors
The natural extension of our discussion about robotics is the topic of artificial intelligence. If robots are going to be increasingly a part of our lives, then certainly they are going to become more "user friendly" and more autonomous. What are the implications of this trend? Here are some articles/sites to get you started:
Please bring an article to class on Monday (from this list or one of your own). Please READ IT. We will discuss your articles in class, and each of you will choose one to summarize and critique in class on Wednesday. The AP worksheet is due on Tuesday, when we will generate a list of vocabulary terms for Thursday's test.

 Sophomores
Your homework is to answer the "Reading Check" questions (a-e) following Rime of the Ancient Mariner. The quiz has been postponed to Monday. If you are planning to miss, please read "Kubla Khan" by Coleridge for Monday.

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