Tag Archives: AI
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
Books on AI application
Large language model AI services have only been widely available to the public for months which really does not seem lot a lot of time for evaluation and best use investigations. Yet, there are many books on ChatGPT and similar … Continue reading
Scispace and CoPilot
The number of my recent posts focused on AI applications has probably started to blur together for many who follow this blog. I admit that at a basic level, the services described are similar. However, the services I describe have … Continue reading
Educators among professions most impacted by AI
This article from CBS News summarizes the results of an analysis attempting to predict the occupations most “exposed” to recent AI capabilities. Exposed was the word carefully chosen to indicate that AI could substitute for or complement competencies important in … Continue reading
Another AI experience
Open access to ChatGPT has generated a lot of attention focused on the capabilities of AI writing. Here is another interesting application. I use Glasp to annotate online articles, to store the annotations I make to Kindle books, and to … Continue reading
AI and writing to learn
This is a second post intended to bring AI tools to the attention of educators. This post is focused on an AI writing tool capable of generating extended prose in response to a question/request. Educators should make the effort to … Continue reading