diagnoses can ultimately have serious and sometimes deadly consequences if the AI is faulty. Another issue with weak artificial intelligence currently, is that behavior that it follows can become inconsistent. Patterns could become difficulty to come up with one consistent system that worked every time. Simple artificial intelligence programs have already worked their way into our society and we just might not have noticed it yet. Autocorrection for typing, speech recognition for speech to text programs, and vast expansions in the data science fields are just to name a few. As much as weak and some strong AI is slowly starting to help out societies, they are also starting to hurt it as well. AI had already unfairly put people in jail, discriminated against women in the workplace for hiring, taught some problematic ideas to millions, and even killed people with automatic cars. AI might be a powerful tool that can be used for improving our lives, but it could also be a dangerous technology with the potential for things to get out of hand. Social media Facebook, and other similar social media platforms, have been able to figure out how to use artificial intelligence and machine learning, or more specifically weak AI, to predict how people will react to being show certain images. Weak artificial intelligence systems have been able to identify what users will identify with, based on what they post, following the patterns or trends. Twitter has started to have more advanced AI systems figure out how to identify weaker AI forms and detect if bots may have been used for biased propaganda, or even potentially malicious intentions. These AI systems do this through filtering words and creating different layers of conditions based on what AI has had implications for in the past, and then detecting if that account may be a bot or not. TikTok uses its "For You" algorithm to determine a user's interests very quickly through analyzing patterns in what videos the user initially chooses to watch. This weak AI system uses patterns found between videos to determine what video should be shown next including the duration, who has shared or commented on it already, and music played in the videos. The "For You" algorithm on TikTok is so accurate, that it can figure out exactly what a user has an interest in or even really loves, in less than an hour. See also