Artificial Intelligence

ChatGPT also can’t do anything new that earlier AI tools couldn’t. It differs only in the quality of the generated output, the focus on interactivity and, above all, in its captivating simplicity: a URL, a registration, a single simple empty text field and the infinity of text generation is open to you. Learn more in this interesting article

In this article from Vox, you'll learn why you’ve been hearing so much about ChatGPT

An article from Wired magazine that suggests that AI can be a tool to create meaningful connections and learning experiences for children—and may help foster more equitable outcomes

This ChatGPT Tutorial is a Crash Course on Chat GPT for Beginners. With the increase in popularity, ChatGPT is still unknown to many people. Here is a crash course on different ways to use ChatGPT.

An article that cautions teachers: "If you’re using AI-generated content-detection software in the classroom to indiscriminately check all your students’ essays, you run a serious risk of leveling false accusations at your students"

An article from Dec 2022, that considers the impact of GPT and other arising technology on Education. Serious efforts are underway to leverage new AI models for studying, writing, reading, and other disciplines. Read this article to learn more!

AI can be a powerful tool to use in your innovation, design thinking, or ideation projects. Follow along with this video and try it yourself for a different way to brainstorm or ideate new ideas or directions.

The following Q&A aims to help EdTechTeacher readers understand Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT in context and outline how they are impacting education.

We’re releasing a guide for teachers using ChatGPT in their classroom—including suggested prompts, an explanation of how ChatGPT works and its limitations, the efficacy of AI detectors, and bias.

The OpenAI Playground is a web-based tool that makes it easy to test prompts and get familiar with how the API works. With the Playground, you can start using GPT-3 without writing a single line of code – you provide the prompt in plain English. Just about everything you could do by calling the API, you can also do in the Playground.

Sometimes, when you ask ChatGPT to do a simple math problem, ChatGPT will confidently provide the wrong answer. Why is that? It's all due to its nature as a large language model, and the neural networks it uses to interact with us. Learn more in this video!

A blog post, from educational consultant Leon Furze, about using ChatGPT to enhance conferencing with students.