I have totally same experience when I was young. I was hang out with my friends behaving totally when I was at home. But suddenly I met my parents, which makes me super embarrassed. Now, I know it is called "context collapse".

After reading this, it reminds me of a similar situation in the TicTok. Some people recently found that woman and man could see totally different comments according to the same posts, which definitely narrow down what they can see and know on the internet. I believe it will make people become trust what they wanna trust more and more and ignore other people's perspectives.

Before reading this chapter, I never think about affordances and friction, since I usually get used to software after using a period of time. After reading example, I found that a small change could trigger huge difference. However, even though maybe the intention of developer is good, they can't guarantee the result.

Before internet and social media have taken off in the early 2000s, newspaper and pamphlets were full of rumor and conspiracy theories. And it's hard to revise rumors in that time since people could only get information from surrounding people or newspaper. However, we are again in a world full of rumors and conspiracy theories even though people could get information online easily. The reason for this situation is that everyone now could claim their perspectives without verifying the fact, which means it requires us to have a better ability to distinguish the truthfulness of the information.

Sounds are represented as electric current and saved as a number. This makes me start to wonder how does AI could imitate human voice. With the development of Ai, there are so many softwares that could imitate human voice in a few minutes with a simple sample.

It reminds me of what I learned in CSE122. Dictionary data type is similar to a data type in JAVA called Map, which also allow programmers to combine several pieces of data by naming each piece. Because of those similarities, it helps me better understand what I learned in this book.

Even though we could analyze the ethics of the action of the bot, as well as the intentions of he various people involve, they might be disconnected. Especially programs are written by more many people with different intentions. I believe one of the important reason that make us hard to tell the responsibility for bot illegal using is that the disconnection between the action of the bot and the intentions of people involved.

I learned psuedocode when i took CSE121 class. Psuedocode serves as a blueprint for translating the code's logic into an actual programming language. For me, it is pretty useful since it helps me to think about problem more comprehensive and efficient especially when the problem is hard.

One thing that I found really interesting is that how Justine's tweet went viral since she only got 170 followers before getting on an 11-hour flight to South Africa. One reason for this I would say is algorithm. It helps twitter to find tweets that would be popular and catch audience's eyes.The second reason I would say group psychology since nowadays people always wanna find someone have similar viewpoints with themselves so that they would feel sense of belonging.

I can't agree more with the final note. Ethics frameworks are essential tools to help us to make ethical analysis and decision. However, ethics are usually subjective. And different people may have varying perspectives on what is morally right or wrong since they have diverse background. The interpretation could be easily influenced by personal beliefs and cultural norms.