Tag Archives: AI
Consensus Discovery
Consensus is an AI-powered search tool that identifies and integrates sources on a user-defined goal. Responses to queries are based on an ever-expanding database of studies now mostly from Semantic Scholar. At this time there are approximately 200,000 studies in … Continue reading
ChatGPT updated but not as smart
Some researchers who track the effectiveness of large language model services have made the claim that ChatGPT has become “dumber” despite the more advanced GPT-4 no being available. Now, ChatGPT promoters and these researchers are involved in the controversy of … Continue reading
Recommendations for Summer AI exploration
Those of us who blog for the K12 Education professionals are likely to have offered recommendations for ways in which educators might use the summer months to develop their experiences with AI and to prepare for what to do about … Continue reading
Project Tailwind – Signup now
Google has announced an AI service they call Project Tailwind, which seems to have great promise for learning. The service allows a user to interact with documents you upload or have stored in Google Docs. The link above does not … Continue reading
AI Scams
I pass on this warning with a warning – I don’t doubt that it is true, but I am uncertain of how widespread the problem actually is. The Washington Post recently featured an article warning that some unnamed AI bots … Continue reading
Kahn explains Kahnmigo
Sal Kahn recently prepared a TED talk explaining his plans for Kahnmigo. This addition to the Kahn Academy provides AI-powered support for learners and educators. My interest was in Kahn’s description of the potential of this addition as a student … Continue reading