Foundations of AI | Origin: EC133
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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.
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.
I have enjoyed learning about AI. I will use is to help me to developed ideas for projects and assignments for my students.
It's not a single technology, but a wide variety of machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and more. I can use and have used it to develop lesson plans, text and images for assignments, research, etc.
I learned that AI is a branch of computer science with 3 types; narrow, general, and super intelligent. We have currently been asked to use AI at our district. I have been and intend to continue to use AI for lessons, rubrics, goals, assessments, and more.
I have finally looked into the ChatGPT and I can see how its helpful.
It's been interesting learning the variegated pathways AI takes both in terms of its own structure & in terms of its applications
