“Flammarion” wood engraving by an unknown artist that first appeared in Camille Flammarion’s L’atmosphère: météorologie populaire (1888).
Thank you for participating in a frank discussion of the use of AI Bots last class. After a lot of thought, I’ve created a new page on this OpenLab site. It’s my Integrity Policy. Yes, no sci-fi novel could have anticipated the world in which ENG 1121 currently lives. Let’s populate this world together. So read my Policy and…check out my Grading Rubric for UNIT 2. It looks a lot like the UNIT 1 Rubric, with some revisions, vis our discussions.
You will see there is a bit of time tomorrow, Thursday, from 12-1pm and also during Office Hours on Friday from 11AM–1PM. If you need a totally different time, please reach out to me.
Here is a quick overview, as a number of people were absent from class. This should give you a sense of our current discussion.
So:
As we discussed in class — My AI foray. A compare and contrast, in addition to the usual ethical dilemma discussions, between bots and their relative “merits.”
First: my friend, Greg, asked two AI bots about me. This is what he got. The first is from Microsoft, the second from Google.
Here is what Bing (Microsoft) AI has to say about me
Here is what BARD, Google’s newest AI says about me
Here are my videos on the above subject, in which I basically ask these bots to write an Op-Ed for Kyan on sneakerhead culture and inflation!
BARD (Google’s AI, not yet released as of today)…
And Microsoft’s Bing AI, currently available with their browser and a Microsoft account:
The Bing AI gives you leads to resources; the BARD’s language model is impressive/scary, depending how you look at it. Let’s continue to discuss this, and let’s craft a protocol for working with — or not working with — such research tools. I appreciate your participating in this new landscape.