I wrote last week about how I’d used a LLM to prepare a post and how I’d used it to work on the content which I then edited. I received quite a few comments which I thought were worth looking at. Firstly, using these tools to produce whole posts and comments feels very wrong. Another… Read More More cheese
Monday was when I published my first post back after the New Year but it wasn’t really my post. I didn’t fancy doing too much work before I restarted the year so did a couple of work tasks while eating the last of the Christmas cheese. In January 2023 I asked ChatGPT3 (as it was… Read More Work and cheese
There are certain things which I automate and save myself hours of time – aggregating content, publishing blog posts, preparing audio, creating alt tags for images, summarising datasets etc. This is where AI is in a brilliant place to help us. To take on board the dull and routine activity which we don’t want (or… Read More Automate the routine
I was thinking about the way we might want to innovate following yesterday’s post so spent some time brainstorming. I’ve mentioned before how much I am a fan of Alf Rehn and his creative approach to move beyond conventional techniques and explore more provocative, unconventional ways of thinking. I took up a topic that pretty… Read More Presentation skills
I mentioned modern learning the other day and, in response to a couple of messages, here’s what it’s not. It’s not taking a course, uploading it through an AI tool, and creating several dozen slides which become an online module. It’s not assuming that we are expected back in the office so we should set… Read More Traditional and fixed
Lost and Desperate 