AI and AI loop
See https://marketoonist.com/2023/03/ai-written-ai-read.html Here is a nice cartoon that simplifies the problem…the “loop” is complete! There are cool cartoons but need license… hence not posted here… Just go to link above.
Amazing 3D tricks perspectives
This YouTube channel: @SonhoscomDimensao is just amazing and full of examples! Perfect optical illusions that fool the eyes. There are many many more fun other ones to watch! The video below shows many in one movie.
6 charts that changed the world
This BBC presentation made in partnership with the (British) Royal Society https://www.bbc.co.uk/ideas/videos/five-charts-that-changed-the-world/p0fb69c1 provides insights on 6 History-changing scientific illustrations, from the XIX to the XXIrst centuries. First Pie Chart by Scottish political economist William Playfair Surgeon John Snow map pointing out the Cholera infection in SoHo, London, 1854 Florence Nightingale created the “Coxcomb” uneven pie… Read More »
What a Sixty-Five-Year-Old Book Teaches Us About A.I. (CHatGPY summary)
This is the title of an article in “The New Yorker” with the same title: What a Sixty-Five-Year-Old Book Teaches Us About A.I. [Archived] By David Owen, February 25, 2023. I liked the image too: ChatGPT Summary The article is fun to read, with a reading time estimated at 12-15 minutes for this 2,191 words… Read More »
ChatGPT Video Guide
Here are some videos I found very useful to dive into using ChatGPT efficiently. Beginners start here ChatGPT Tutorial – A Crash Course on Chat GPT for Beginners: Advanced Prompts Using better prompt will provide better answers, not the same answers that everyone gets from generic prompting. The following video details this process in 12… Read More »
Amazing animation: 150 years of Nature papers
Each study in science forms a network that connects earlier and later papers. Researchers have examined Nature’s portion of that network. The video examines their findings while being guided through 150 years of interrelated, multidisciplinary study of Nature publications. This is very insightful. (But, personally, at first the piano is OK, but I could have… Read More »
AI tools to save time – ChatGPT et al.
Here are some AI Tools lists gathers along by reading posts on LinkedIn. From: Zain Kahn © @heykahn Try these Al tools to save 100+ hours every month: (LinkedIn Post) Presentations -> SlidesAi.io Writing Assistant -> Wordtune.com Email Assistant -> Tryellie.com Image Creation -> Midjourney.com Meeting Notes – Fireflies.ai Be a Sketch artist with Scribble… Read More »
Chat GPT in Teaching and Learning
There was a UW-Madison Campus discussion on ChatGPT. The summary is located within a Google Doc: Feb 24, 2023 Members+ Event: A Campus Conversation on Chat GPT in Teaching and Learning (Short URL: https://bit.ly/ChatGPT-campus-convo+)
Whisper into ChatGPT
Open AI (openai.com) Playground is a place to experiment new features. It is still in “Beta” and offers previews of what might be coming in ChatGPT, as detailed in the following YouTube video demonstrating: Voice recognition and transcribing text (while editing hums…) Use the recognized text as prompt (into ChatGPT directly) Transcribe and summarize an… Read More »
Tool Could Detect ChatGPT-Generated Work
There are concerns about classroom use of AI generated essays. See for example: “A Toolkit for Addressing AI Plagiarism in the Classroom” [Archived]. AIWritingCheck.org was created by education technology nonprofits Quill.org and CommonLit.org to assist teachers in determining whether writing was produced by humans or artificial intelligence, the organizations claimed in a news release. Another… Read More »