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Quickly research the benefits and risks of Artificial Intelligence being integrated into information systems (i.e., customer support, education) and applications (i.e., search, social media networks). Does Artificial Intelligence present an ethical dilemma for individuals and businesses that would not have existed without the advances in information technology? Develop a response (300 to 500 words) to: Briefly summarize your research to give the readers enough context to understand your topic. Give a substantive discussion of your topic. Your discussion is the main content of your graded DQ: Explain why or why not it is an ethical dilemma. Suggest ways to use this technology responsibly and ethically. Submit your research as your graded DQ response. Remember to copy the question at the beginning of your response and cite all sources..

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Queue Class: Write a Queue class using doubly-linked structure and implement the following functionalities. 1. enqueue (inserts element to the end) 2. dequeue (removes the front element and provides content) 3. isEmpty (checks whether the Queue is empty or not) 4. makeEmpty () 5. peek (provides the element sitting at the top/front, but does not remove) 6. print (prints all the elements from front to the end) 7. reversePrint(prints all the elements from end to the front with the help of back polnters Inside your nodes) Facebook Class: You're going to #include the Queue class in your Facebook class that will have the following functions and data members: Functions: 1. addFrlend(): a glven Frlend should be added to the Frlend llst which Is a Queue object. That means when you call thls functlon enqueue functlon from Queue should be trlggered and the new Frlend should be added to the end of your Queue. 2. removeFriend(): you don't have to pass a user name, but whenever this function is called the dequeue function from Queue should be triggered. That means the Friend at the front should be removed from the list and his/her name should be provided. 3. printFriendsF(); this should trigger the print() function of Queue so that you can print all the Frlends from front to the end. 4. printFriendsR(); this should trigger the reversePrint() function of Queue so that you can print all the Friends from end to the front. 5. firstFriend(): this should trigger the peek() function of Queue so that you can print the Friend who was added first. 6. resetFriends(): this should trigger the makeEmpty() function of Queue so that your list can be emptied. 7. checklist(); this should trigger the isEmpty() function of Queue to verify that your list is empty.Data members: 8. "Int numofFrlends" to keep track of the total number of Frlends 9. "DataType user" who's going to be followed. 10. "Queue < DataType > Friendlist" (this is the Friendlist in a Queue form, not an array!) Main Program: Your main program should #include the Facebook class and read the presidents and their home states in the file attached. This implies that it should work with Queue < Profile > that we defined in earlier assignments. Additionally, your main program should satisfy the following conditions: 1. As you read the presidents and their home states from the file, your addFriend() function should enqueue them into the Friendlist. All presidents become Friends. 2. Call firstFriend() function to see the earliest president name and state (It should be George Washington, VA) and print it on the screen. 3. Call removeFrlend() function and print the name and the home state of the removed president. (we need to see George Washington, VA on the screen again) 4. Call printFriendsF() to display all the names with their states (You can use your earlier print function) 5. Call printFriendsR()to display all the names with their states in reverse order. 6. Call resetFriends() to remove all Friends. 7. Call check.

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Questions on Voters Registration a. What are the qualifications of a voter? b. What are the disqualifications? c. Intending to run for Mayor in Quezon City for the 2025 NLE, what advice will you give DEF in order to validly transfer his voters registration record from Manila City to Quezon City? d. State the procedure to challenge a voters registration before the Election Registration Board? e. Mr. Botante applied for new registration but there was an opposition filed against him in the Election Registration Board (ERB). Consequently, Mr. Botantes application was denied. What are the remedies available to him in order that he may be allowed to exercise his right to vote?.

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Questions on Host Range Study the diagram on the next page and then answer the following questions. 1. Pathogen A will bind to cells from which species? 2. Pathogen B will bind to cells from which species? 3. Which pathogen has a broad host range? 4. Which pathogen has a narrow host range? 5. Can pathogen A infect mice? Explain your answer. 6. For pathogen B attaching to human cells, describe the shape of both the adhesin and the receptor that mediate attachment. Be sure to identify which is the adhesin and which is the receptor. 7. Draw pathogens and host cells to demonstrate tissue tropism -- why some pathogens might cause infect both respiratory and gastrointestinal tract cells whereas other can infect only one or the other. Assume that the difference is at the level of attachment, not some later step in the pathogenic process.Pathogens and Cells for Host Range Questions.

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Questions for Endocrine system: 1. Compare autocrine, paracrine and endocrine in regards to hormone action 2. Compare humoral, neural and hormonal stimulus. 3. Hypo-secretion of pituitary growth hormone can result in numerous disorders. Discuss one of these disorders, including characteristics of the disorder. 4. Name a hormone secreted by a muscle cell and two hormones secreted by neurons s. Compare and contrast the two major pancreatic hormones 6. List the hormones produces by the adrenal gland, and discuss their physiological effects.

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Questions on Differences in Virulence Study the diagram on the following page and then answer the following questions. 1. Pathogen A can bind to cells from which individuals? 2. Can individual 3 be infected by pathogen A ? Explain your answer. 3. Which individual do you predict would experience more symptoms of infection with pathogen A - individual 1 or individual 2 ? Explain your answer. 4. Draw pathogens and host cells to demonstrate why some pathogens might cause less symptoms than others, even if they are using the same adhesins and receptors. Assume that the difference is at the level of attachment, not some later step in the pathogenic process.Pathogens and Cells for Questions on Differences in Virulence.

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Questions for hearing and equilibrium (the ear) 1. What are the two skeletal muscles associated with the auditory ossicles? What is the main function of these muscles 2 How does the crista ampullaris work to maintain equilibrium? Be specific (describe) about structures associated with the crista, where they are located and the major stimuli that activate the crisa. , Discuss the physiology of sound, include all structures of the ear involved in the transformation of soand waves into nerve impulses. - Discuss motion sickness. How does Dramamine (dimenhydrinate) help with motion sickness. , Describe the maculae, function and importance..

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