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AI allows the development of a second brain while ignoring the first
Like many educators, I have begun to question the impact of AI tools on learners. It is not the potential of AI that concerns me; it is how individuals end up using AI as an easy substitute for what are … Continue reading
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The New ChatGPT Study Buddy
I have written previously about how AI can assist in an educationally beneficial way, such as creating a topic outline for a paper (1), evaluating something I have written (1), arguing with me (1, 2), explaining concepts to me (1, … Continue reading
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AI Search Downside – Original Content is Ignored
In a recent post, I lamented that my posts were being gathered up by AI services and I was losing the opportunity to have my thinking identified with my content. The best example I could think of was the way … Continue reading
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Smart Connections – Pricing Models
This post will likely come off as a complaint and I don’t really mean it as such. I could make the same statement regarding multiple digital tools I have used. My guess is that developers don’t have the resources/time to … Continue reading
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NotebookLM Conversations
I finally had time to experiment with the NotebookLM conversation feature. This feature generates an audio conversation related to content you have added to a notebook without specific guidance or in response to a prompt you provide. I thought I … Continue reading
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Learn About
Learn About is a new experimental AI tool from Google. Google describes it as an experimental conversational learning companion. It is based on a LearnLM tweaked version of Google Gemini. I found it very intuitive so the easiest way to … Continue reading
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