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  Artificial intelligence has always been a controversial topic. Is it a good or bad thing? Depending on your stance and opinions on AI you could say it's good, bad, or probably even a little bit of both. The advancement of artificial intelligence has grown substantially and not just in everyday things like machines, ChatGPT, or random miscellaneous things. It has made an impact in the medical field that will help further our understanding of many things or making simple tasks even easier. The use of AI has been welcomed by doctors and nurses making things easier for them. WGU  provides several topics about why artificial intelligence is helpful in more ways than one but for today's purpose it will be focused on how its benefited the medical world. AI has made it easier and much more accessible for doctors to understand and see any issues their patients may have. An example used in  WGU  that relates to this is, "...doctors can track  a diabetic patient’s glucose levels w

   As a child, I always enjoyed reading, sitting down for hours, and immersing myself in whatever book I could get my hands on. As I've gotten older, my love for reading has not diminished, but rather the amount of spare time I have. As the years have passed, my time for it has decreased, causing me to not be able to fully enjoy doing it in my spare time. Although that is the case for now, I still really enjoy reading. It was a way for me to help pass time and reduce any stress I had, and I enjoyed expanding my vocabulary. Reading helped shape and impact my likes and dislikes, my concentration levels, and broaden my imagination. There was no limit to my imagination when I was reading. The way you perceive reading could impact you similarly to me or in a completely different way. There isn't a limit to how reading can be impactful or beneficial.  Reading isn't just words on paper with no meaning; you have to use your imagination and expand your mind. Be open to the thought o