Michaela Cullington Analysis

Imagine being able to order your favorite thing to eat just by texting your artificial intelligent bot on your phone, or imagine being able to call an Uber the same way. However shady the idea may seem, it simply is genius. The smart devices that we hold today are more than capable of storing data that our minds could never conceive of, which isn’t a downside because it can help to create headspace for other important things. The artificial intelligent revolution that lies ahead of us will not only help make a person’s life easier, but would also buy him extra time to gain new and unfulfilled experiences. The idea of integrating texting and artificial intelligence isn’t a very new concept by any means, and has been around for a while with …show more content…
After a comprehensive research on texting, Michaela Cullington in her research paper “Does Texting Affect Writing?” states that texting motivates the students to write simplistically, and to come up with new ways to express their ideas concisely. Many might nit-pick texting to hamper the writing ability by not involving punctuation, or the lack emotion, or the meticulous use of abbreviations. But we should understand that everyone texts differently, and some of them might even use proper grammar for texting, who knows? It is also comprehensible to say that a non-native person might have a better chance at improving his formal writing by using proper grammar on his text messages. We tend to search for any and every information we might or might not need just by typing, the transition to texting a command to an artificial intelligent assistant should not be that much of a big