Double spaced; no “after” spacing

As humans advance technology to better mimic human movement and thought, there are different beliefs about artificial intelligence (AI) as a potential benefit or detriment. For example, Elon Musk, as the CEO of Tesla, is a premiere developer of AI cars and AI technology, but he has spoken out against AI on numerous occasions. In an interview with Aratrika Dutta of AnalyticsInsight.net, Musk said, “Going forward with robust AI systems is a more significant mistake that can result in threatening conditions for humanity,” and suggests that after a certain point of AI advancement humans will be subject to their control and possibly will be destroyed.
Your assignment is to research AI and write an argumentative essay in which you explain how continuing to develop AI can be done safely.
NOTE: You may not write about “if it should be done” or that “it cannot be done safely.” For this assignment, you must use the topic as assigned, find appropriate sources to understand the topic, and note the problems that must be overcome in order for safe development to continue.
Work Cited
Dutta, Aratrika. “AI, the Biggest Existential Threat to Humankind Says Elon Musk.” Analytics Insight, 14 July 2021, https://www.analyticsinsight.net/ai-the-biggest-existential-threat-to-humankind-says-elon-musk.
Requirements
As this is a research essay, you must have a works cited page and appropriate attribution within your document. Follow the guidelines set by MLA for style and formatting. Below are specific requirements to follow for this assignment:
You must take a position on the issue! If you do not pick one or if your thesis presents more than one position, your essay will not be read as it will not meet the most basic and important requirement — argue the required position for this topic.
2-3 pages
Final draft in MS Word format (.docx)
Double spaced; NO “After” Spacing
No 1st or 2nd person (No: I, we, my, me, you, our, etc.)
1-inch margins
Works Cited page with hanging indentation
Header with last name and page number
Standard front page information: Name, professor, course, date, header, etc.
Follow MLA guidelines
Proper citations/no plagiarism
Minimum of three (3) sources
Minimum of two (2) peer-reviewed/scholarly articles
Maximum of (1) website or other source; must be a credible source
No cover page
(ONLY) 12 point font, Time New Roman
Clearly stated position in a thesis statement
Researched evidence from credible sources
Clear and logical organization that fully develop your work without drifting off topic.
Few grammatical errors, if any.
No contractions or informal language (Example, no clichés or idioms)