Bing Chat, ChatGPT, and Midjourney are three examples of generative AI from the AI Ecosystem, a network of developers and companies that create generative AI products and accompanying services. While generative AI can complete an array of tasks, it relies on algorithmic thinking to analyze and process data in order to approximate desired outcomes. This approach shares commonalities across different generative AI applications. In the following video, Dr. Stanley Ahalt will explain that process and provide an introduction to the AI Ecosystem.
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Dr. Todd Cherner from School of Education will provide you with a 3-step approach for prompting AI in the form of Large Language Models to produce your desired results. Please click on this link talking about strategies for prompting AI.
Prompting AI for Teaching Use
Dr. Dana Riger from the School of Education explains usage of AI for teaching use.
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Dr. Maggie Melo from the School of Information and Library Sciences talks about using AI for scholarly and research purposes effectively.
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Please click here to watch the video talking about using AI for productivity purposes by Assistant Director Chelsea Donahue from the Kenan Institute.
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