It’s the last working week for me in 2024 and I’m taking the opportunity to look back on the most read, commented, liked, and shared posts on the last 12 months. We’re at number four and count down to number one on Friday. In May, I posted about how GoogleIO’s keynote presentation seemed to be… Read More Counting down 4
I read an interesting article the other day where a teacher was really perplexed with the responses her students were giving her. It seems they’d been using a search engine to augment their work – the search engine was, of course, Chat GPT. I wanted to test this out and asked it to produce alternative… Read More Did you know?
I saw the quote below the other day: There are few things I loathe as much as this belief by the technology industry that every aspect of our lives — all our creativity and expression and activity — is just “data,” there for the taking. Audrey Watters – Who Cares about the Holidays? On one… Read More Meta prompting
Another in the series where I have a dig at some of the things which are annoying and frustrating me. This one has been brewing for a while and it is, as usual, just gentle dig so please don’t take offence! AI experts who are so engaged in the AI world, they don’t recognise the… Read More What grinds my gears – AI
I saw an excellent post on LinkedIn by Ashley Sinclair yesterday. In it, she highlighted the bias in AI tools as it represented her as a man rather than the woman she is. I thought I’d try the same experiment and asked ChatGPT4 “Based on what you know about me, draw a picture of what… Read More BIAS = AI BS
Lost and Desperate 