GenAI is weird. It is not human, but it can sound like it. It is very confident in its errors but, when confronted, quick to apologize…and repeat the same errors again. It could be seen as a synthesis of the internet (good, bad, and ugly) but with human guardrails that attempt to fix the ugly […]
A little break from bias in AI this week…about how I take a break from bias and AI… TLDR: This post got a bit long…I like watching trials on YouTube. There’s a cool community called Recovery Addict that makes it extra fun through intentionally designed culture, systems, experiences, processes, and artifacts–the Five Spaces for Design! […]
Sometimes my attempts to understand ChatGPT go down strange paths. While talking with a friend about bias in AI yesterday (yes, this occurs frequently in my life), college rivalries came up. And what could be cooler than having ChatGPT confirm my firm belief that Brigham Young University is superior to the University of Utah? In […]
Welcome to the world of generative AI. Actually, you’ve already been living in it–but its presence is becoming such that soon you will not be able to ignore it. A month or so ago, I attended a faculty professional development session on ChatGPT. The big question was how do we prevent students from cheating with […]