Foundations of AI | Origin: EC133
This is a general discussion forum for the following learning topic:
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence --> Foundations of AI
Post what you've learned about this topic and how you intend to apply it. Feel free to post questions and comments too.
I have learned about the different kinds of machine learning, primarily. I knew about the different levels of AI, but it was useful to review those again.
AI: Training machnies to be as smart as humans or smarter. So far, I love everything about AI, Chat GPT, fiinding answers to difficult questions...
AI is used for data and algorithms to help identify patterns, improve life or work performance, and make decisions over time.
AI seems like a useful adjunct for course learning, especially for skill-based learning so students can utilize simulations etc. It also seems like a beneficial technology for developing class content, grading, etc. I do think there should be boundaries and clear institution standards on the uses of AI.
REALLY great topic and LOVE the discussion(s) on it's use in the educational setting/realm. While I feel like I learned a great deal in this section, MUCH of it was WAAAAAAY over my head.
When used ethically, AI can be a tool and resource used to understand information, provided the correct parameters for the wanted output. However, AI is ever-changing and fast-paced, and it is the responsibility of the user to utilize these platforms correctly.
AI use to give students instant feedback, generate tailored assessment of their strengths and weaknesses is a major advancement of teaching practice. The biggest challenge is faculty and student education on how to use AI appropriately, efficiently, but also not over use it or constantly rely on its help.
AI is an advancement in field of computer science , that enables the system created to learn and adapt while collecting data to use it in the decision making.
I use AI for different projects; it helps me put my ideas into a visual output. I am open to AI in CTE, and I engage students with understanding its use, not to do their work but to help them develop critical thinking
i use AI as much as i can it does make a lot of task easier to manage
This is a bit difficult to navigate. There is a difference between the helpfulness of AI and the reliance on AI.
It is helpful to learn some of the details about the AI which I have been using and take for granted.
Going to use this and other courses to build a solid foundation for learning AI
I learned different approaches to AI and not to be scared of it.
I enjoy AI and am excited to see the future with AI
AI is here to stay, I am learning how to use it and understand its capabilities, but also understand that I need to double check its output/results I have obtained.
AI seems to be an amazing tool for the future that can truly help with ILP
So far, I have enjoyed learning about the foundational skills needed for using AI. I'm also taking some other courses on becoming an AI master through Coursiv, so it has been nice to actually get some background on things here. I have found that AI can be a scary topic for so many, but not because of AI itself, but more from lack of understanding on those who don't want to understand it. I think it can be a great tool to use in education and I'm already using it in my classes and my CTE program development.
I've learned about different approaches to ai and how they are best suited for specific applications. I want to use it more in the production of my student daily show.
