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Our very special guest speaker today is Joseph Rosenbaum ...
Joseph is the Chief Learning Officer at Synthminds AI, and has developed courses on Prompt Engineering. He has a background in STEM education and Social Work, and is passionate about making AI and emerging technologies more accessible for all.
Making AI Accessible to All
Topic:
AI Education and Alignment
Summary:
An overview of current advances in generative AI, the importance of alignment and responsible use, and a demonstration of Professor Synapse, the last prompt you’ll ever need.
AI Summary
The event discusses the potential for generative AI technologies like GPT-3 to transform education by increasing accessibility and productivity. While such tools could help level the playing field for students with disadvantages, their use also presents risks if not guided responsibly. Joseph demonstrates how ChatGPT can assist with tasks like creating slides, spreadsheets, and designing images, potentially saving users significant time. However, listeners were warned not to fully rely on its answers without independent verification. The discussion explored best practices for organizations looking to adopt AI, from clear usage policies to enterprise models with added safety and privacy controls. Overall, generative AI seems poised to both speed up the learning process and make education more equitable if implemented judiciously.
Key Moments
- Generative AI has the ability to create new text, music, images and other media through machine learning models. This is a more advanced form of AI compared to earlier models that only learned from data.
- Education equity aims to provide all students with a good quality education, regardless of their access to resources like internet connectivity. Generative AI tools can help improve access and learning outcomes for students.
- Tools like ChatGPT and other conversational agents are useful for creating educational curriculum, lessons and hands-on learning activities to support teachers and students.
- AI collaboration tools may increase productivity when working on projects. One study found a 40% boost in productivity and quality of work.
- Policy and governance need to catch up with the capabilities of generative AI to ensure appropriate and responsible use, especially in education.
- Khan Academy is developing Conmigo, a chatbot tutor that guides students to answers and resources rather than directly providing answers.
- Midjourney is an AI art generator that can quickly create design concepts, graphs, slides and other visual content to support business and marketing tasks.
- Prompt engineering is important to align AI conversations with goals and ensure a clear understanding of the task or question.
- Fact-checking AI responses is still important due to the possibility of incorrect information, even if the likelihood is only 15%.
- Business uses of AI include navigating complexity, finding opportunities, and providing company to solopreneurs working alone.
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AI-Driven Entrepreneurship: The Future Is Now |
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John discussed the potential benefits of incorporating AI into entrepreneurship, highlighting its capacity to automate business operations and unlock new opportunities through data analysis. He outlined factors contributing to the current surge in AI development, such as advancements in technology, the explosion of data, and significant investments from tech companies. John introduced a forthcoming product, a workshop and membership program designed to educate and inspire entrepreneurs. He also covered several AI-related developments, including Meta's character bots, YouTube's tools for content creators, NASA's plans to use AI to search for UFOs, and Tesla's humanoid robot, Optimus. Furthermore, John discussed the use of AI in drug development and the potential environmental impact of the ICT industry. He concluded with tips on using AI apps like QRGT and Cool Cards. |
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AI in Education and Practical Use |
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Richard facilitated a discussion with Joseph Rosenbaum, the chief learning officer at Synthmines.AI, who was speaking about genitive AI in education. Joseph encouraged participants to introduce themselves and share their interests and objectives for the session. Participants included Craig, a chief political engineer, and food evangelist, who aims to streamline his company's processes with the help of AI. Gerry, from Nep Australia, expressed interest in learning more about AI for practical use in broadcast technology. Romeo, an engineer with a background in project management, also participated. |
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Embracing Generative AI in Education |
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Joseph discussed the benefits of embracing generative AI in education, emphasizing its potential for creativity and innovation. He shared his experience with Synth Mines and Synaptic Labs, two projects aimed at making AI more accessible for educational purposes. Joseph emphasized the importance of responsibly using this technology as it could lead to both positive and negative outcomes. He also questioned traditional education models, suggesting they were based on an outdated manufacturing assembly line structure. |
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AI Tutoring Services in Education |
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Joseph discussed the growing use of AI tutoring services, particularly for the CS 50 class at Harvard University. He highlighted the benefits of having access to a 24/7 tutor trained on the course content, helping students navigate through complex topics. Joseph also addressed the emerging application of AI in the education sector, specifically mentioning Khan Academy's Con Migo model, which guides students through learning processes rather than providing direct answers. He warned of the potential misuse of such technologies and emphasized the importance of teacher training and curriculum development to effectively integrate these tools into the classroom. |
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AI Productivity Booster: Chat GPT |
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Joseph shared his positive experience of working with Chat Gpt, highlighting its ability to facilitate projects faster and more smoothly due to its non-judgmental nature. He referenced a recent study that showed a 40% increase in productivity when using AI. Joseph also emphasized that this tool can benefit individuals of different skill levels, but there is a learning curve to understand how best to prompt it. Richard noted that this could help bring everyone up to a workable level, which aligns with the concept of education equity. The group then moved on to a demonstration of the tool's capabilities. |
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Radio Frequencies in Broadcasting Discussed |
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Joseph and Gerry discussed the technical aspects of radio frequencies in the context of outside broadcasting. Joseph demonstrated a tool that explained the concept of radio frequencies, how they are generated, transmitted, and received, and provided a practical example. The tool also had a feature that saved the conversation, allowing them to return to it later. Additionally, Joseph introduced the idea of a 'Town Square' feature, which allows multiple experts to debate a subject before reaching a conclusion. |
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AI Claims Assessment: Security Concerns Addressed |
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Romeo discussed his interest in utilizing AI to reduce the time and man-hours needed to assess complex contractual claims. Joseph confirmed that AI could potentially assist with this, and explained that vector databases and large language models could be used to streamline the process. However, Joseph also warned about the costs associated with setting up and maintaining such a system. Richard raised a question from Gerry O'leary about the security of data uploaded to these systems. Joseph explained that privacy settings in Chat Gt could be used to secure data, but noted that this would result in the deletion of the conversation after 30 days. |
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Group Breakouts With Introductions |
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Richard thanked Joseph for his contribution and shared that the discussion would be shared with everyone afterwards. He then facilitated a move into breakout rooms, with each group containing 4 people. Richard and John, who was muted initially, were to be part of the discussions in the breakout rooms. Each group was given 10 to 15 minutes to introduce themselves and select a spokesperson for the subsequent discussion. Grant's comment at the end of the transcript was cut off, so the summary can't include it. |
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AI in Business Strategy: Potential and Concerns |
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John, Grant, Gerry, and Romeo discussed the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in business strategy, specifically with the new "brain scientist" tool. Grant confirmed the tool's validity and its potential as a copilot for businesses, providing insights and unlocking opportunities. However, concerns were raised by Gerry regarding the protection of intellectual property and privacy. The group agreed that the sessions were helpful for those with varying levels of knowledge. Towards the end, John began to share his tech tips, but there was some technical difficulty with the screen sharing. |
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Boosting Productivity and Data Analysis With AI Tools |
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John shared several tips and tools to improve productivity and data analysis. He recommended a Chrome Plugin called Prompt Genius for saving and sharing prompts. Additionally, he demonstrated how to use Chat GPT to generate PowerPoint slides and analyze data from heart checks. John also mentioned that they used AI to generate graphs and write an executive summary from data. However, he noted that there were concerns about data privacy and security. |
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Exploring the Potential and Challenges of Midjourney Tool |
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John discussed the benefits and challenges of using Midjourney, a tool that creates prompts and guides. He shared his personal experience of logging in issues, but highlighted its potential once past the login scenario. John also shared how they used Midjourney to create a show, including turning a photo of Richard into an artwork with robots, which was done based on just a picture. Richard agreed and mentioned the interesting and sometimes crazy results. John ended by providing tips for trying out Midjourney, encouraging users to experiment with the free version. |
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Synth Mines Course & AI Tech Preview |
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Richard thanked everyone for attending the meeting, particularly Joseph for his interesting presentation. Richard announced the opportunity for attendees to have a brief 15-minute chat with him to discuss their needs. He also announced that Geoff and Wes from Synth mines would offer a course with a 10% discount for all attendees. Richard revealed that the next event would be held next week, featuring a presentation from Don Bosco, founder of Be Human, showcasing a technology that creates AI versions of oneself. |
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