Today, my colleague Dave Rutledge and I did an activity with our undergraduate educational technology class. We wanted to briefly discuss some equity issues as well as give them a chance to try out the new OpenAI image generator–and hopefully learn something along the way. Content wise, we wanted to introduce them to the “digital […]
This morning, I gave a webinar for NMSU’s Let’s Talk Online Teaching Series. They asked me to present on a blog post I wrote last fall about what I was noticing with my students’ uses of AI. It was a fun presentation to put together, letting me combine ideas I’ve had in different areas of […]
Throughout my research on AI and bias, I’ve been developing an argument that while generative AI can be engineered to avoid explicit bias (through guardrails and human training), it continues to exhibit implicit biases that are much harder to eliminate. I’m not the only one making these arguments–AI research in several fields has highlighted how […]
Why this blog post? Because I want to share the comic I, as “Academic Adventuress” made with ChatGPT. There is probably some deeper thinking that could happen…but it’s Sunday. So here you go: How I Made It: A few weeks ago, I was pulling together all the documents for my 3rd year review–I have to […]