Instructions for speech:
Using this develop a speech outline, speech script, and works cited
I. Specific Purpose: “To inform my audience about the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on society today within parts of our lives. ”
II. Organizational Pattern:
I.) Organizational pattern chosen: Topical Order.
II) Explanation: I selected topical order because my speech aims to explore the impact of AI across different sectors of society, including healthcare, education, employment, and the ethics of AI . The topical order allows me to inform about AI logically to my audience using its different subtopics in a proper way.
III. Main Points: I. The application of artificial intelligence in healthcare is changing diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient care, which improves patient outcomes and overall efficiency.
II. In the education sector, AI is able to personalize learning experiences for students, enhance accessibility for students with disabilities , and enables educators to meet their student needs more effectively.
III. The impact of AI on employment includes both the creation of new job opportunities in tech-driven fields and the transformation of traditional roles through automation. However there is a possibility we can potientially be eventually relying on AI too much
IV. Ethical considerations surrounding AI involve addressing privacy concerns, ensuring equitable access to all, and managing the potential for bias in AI algorithms and decision-making processes.
this is what the outline and speech should be made from. find the evidence and research for this.
I. Outline should be 2-4 pages in length. There is no penalty for less or more, but most good outlines for our 5-9 minute speech fall within 2-4 pages. Shorter than 2, you’re probably missing something; longer than 4, you are probably trying to cover too much for your speech.
II. Main points and sub points should be in complete sentences.
III. Each main point and sub point should only be one sentence.
IV. Main points, nor sub points should be questions.
V. Symbolization and indentation should be accurate.
A) “I”, “II”, “III”, “IV”, “V” . indicates main points.
B) Capital A, B, C etc indicate sub points.
C) 1,2,3,4 etc. represent sub-sub points.
D) Lower case a, b, c represent sub-sub-sub points etc.
VI. Label the introduction, Body, and Conclusion
A) Use outline format for each segment.
B) Roman numbers start with the introduction, start over again for the body and again for the conclusion.
See outline example
You must have a minimum of 3 sources for your speech. You must also verbally cite these sources within your speech.
I. 2 of the 3 sources must be from published or academic sources!
A. You can use magazines, books, newspapers, journals, .gov as academic sources.
B. Sources must be credible.
C. Academic sources can be published and reviewed and found on the internet. If American Medical
Association (AMA) publishes information and places it on the internet, they will be considered a
published source.
II. 3rd source must be credible. Most of the time this 3rd source happens to be from the internet.
A. Make sure you know the author, sponsor, date of the source.
B. Wikipedia should not be used as a source as of this date.
C. Encyclopedias & dictionaries can be used, but not as 1 of the 3 required sources.
III. Label sources by categories. Give it a heading like Books, Journals etc.
use the same writing style as the outline, don’t make it sound overly complicated or confusing, make it a point to connect to the audience and be able to be understood
