4/19 This Week in AI

Well, here is everything I did with AI this week.  (Give or take a few days.)  And I’ve added a new rating scale for my happiness after the AI Interaction.

Wrote a welding resumé: This was a demonstration for another training.  I’m not into Welding.  I don’t even have a welder.  9/10

Wrote a letter of recommendation for a colleague. In the prompt I put the name as Teacher and I asked it to give me no more than 3 paragraphs.  (I find that Chat GPT often has really long sentences.)  This recommendation was even easier because the colleague gave me their resume and I copy and pasted in what they had done.  The result?  Pretty darn good.  In Google Docs I used “Find and Replace” to replace Teacher with the teacher’s name and changed a few words.  It sounded remarkably like what I would have wanted to write all on my own.  Next time: I will specify what pronouns to use because I had to go back and change those.  9/10

Some Google Sheets Formulas: ChatGPT and I had to spend some time apart after this interaction, so it could think about its actions. 1/10

Wrote a bio myself for a conference submission proposal:  The bio was too jovial and glowing for my taste, but I pulled bits and pieces to complete the assignment. 5/10

Email suggestions: I was tired, so I asked for some ideas.  I didn’t copy paste the email verbatim, but it at least got me started 5/10

ChatGPT was mean to me in French:  I was, once again, trying to get it to have a Novice level conversation with me and I was chastised by the chat bot.  1/10 – still not ready for students, yet.

AI Training Image: I’m working on a presentation and I wanted an image of AI Training.  In my head it looked like a bunch of robots in the gym working out, only some of them listening to podcasts and others watching TV and still others reading articles.  Dall•E and I worked through several iterations and we came up with some I liked.  But like why are these guys all running on the treadmill backwards?

robots in a gym working out

Lingoteach.ai: OMG.  I will be writing about this more later.  15/10

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