parody this response with your own topics and point of view "It’s undeniable that technology is all around us, and they have become more powerful than ever. My phone is now part of my body, and I can’t leave home without it. Well, when it comes to technology, three things that strike me the most are:

Digital Finance and Banking: I used to live in an era where all bank transactions must be done at a bank branch. I had to drive there, stand in line, interact with the teller, and drive back home just to deposit a check. Not anymore! I just take an image of the check front and back and voila, the check is deposited. Transferring money has never been easier with AppleCash, Zelle, PayPal, Venmo, etc, to name a few. Lastly, online investment where you can start with $100 in your portfolio? It was impossible back then. But buying and selling stocks are just at your fingertips and you can in fractions!
Online Education: Who would have thought that you and I in different locations can gather together virtually and have a learning session? It opens up endless possibilities for learning. You can even engage in mobile learning during your work break, while commuting, basically anywhere anytime you are convenient. And that is what this course is all about. Just so you know that you can learn anywhere anytime, and I am an email away to help you.
The Booming of AI: Are you excited about AI websites that are popping up like popcorn? One of which is ChatGPT! It’s an authoring AI and it’s awesome. Many instructors especially those teaching writing hate it because they are afraid that the work is not original. As for me, I think it has its merit if you as users are trained to use it properly and responsibly. ChatGPT works based on massive data, that people cannot handle. Massive, but still limited! You as a user must learn to interpret and synthesize the output and make it your own. Still, some argue that it’s not original work, but nowadays, where is original work? We all base our work on someone’s prior knowledge, one way or another. So, I think it’s good, but it’s controversial in the education field how to handle it. In my opinion, embrace it just like we embrace calculators. You know, once upon a time, using a calculator to solve math problems was considered cheating. Now, it’s a required tool in many math classes! What do you think?"