Hello,

I am trying to answer the 10 questions below in reference to the article i provided. I started from scratch because the processor mentioned I didn't write enough. However, I can only come up with 1-2 sentences. Would anyone be able to assist me with more thorough explanations ?

Thanks

Links to the article below

https://rdcu.be/dxKlY

Responsible artificial intelligence in human resources management: a review of the empirical literature | AI and Ethics (springer.com)

Article analysis

) Purpose: What is the purpose of the article? Is the purpose clearly stated or clearly implied? Is it justifiable?

2) Question: Is the question at issue well stated (or clearly implied)? Is it clear and unbiased? Does the expression of the question do justice to the complexity of the matter at issue? Are the question and purpose directly relevant to each other?

3) Information: Does the writer cite relevant evidence, experiences, and/or information essential to the issue? Is the information accurate and directly relevant to the question at issue? Does the writer address the complexities of the issue?

4) Concepts: Does the writer clarify key ideas when necessary? Are the ideas used justifiably?

5) Assumptions: Does the writer show sensitivity to what he or she is taking for granted or assuming? (Insofar as those assumptions might reasonably be questioned?) Does the writer use questionable assumptions without addressing problems inherent in those assumptions?

6) Inferences: Does the writing develop a line of reasoning explaining well how s/he is arriving at her or his main conclusions?

7) Point of View: Does the writer show sensitivity to alternative relevant points of view or lines of reasoning? Does s/he consider and respond to objections framed from other relevant points of view?

8) Implications: Does the writer show sensitivity to the implications and consequences of the position s/he is taking?

9) Your Assessment of the article: What did you think of the article?

10) Application: How will you apply what you learned from this article.

*(Paul, R. & Elder, L. 2008, The Miniature Guide to Critical Thinking Concepts and Tools, Dillon Beach, CA: Foundation For Critical Thinking.)