In the spring of 2024, I taught a graduate class on human-AI interactions. Instead of assigning article summaries and reaction papers nobody would read, and disappointed with the available texts, I worked with my students to write a handbook of human-AI and Automation. [1]
@ericweinstein This is such a great example of the fundamental attribution error that I'm now considering writing a textbook just so I can use it as a case study.
Other topics include 6. measuring trust, 7. mental models/transparency; 8. Explainable AI; 9. Safe/fair ethical AI; 10. Training users of AI; 11. LLMS; 12 human-machine teaming; 13. AI in work contexts. [4]
In the spring of 2024, I taught a graduate class on human-AI interactions. Instead of assigning article summaries and reaction papers nobody would read, and disappointed with the available texts, I worked with my students to write a handbook of human-AI and Automation. [1]
The first few chapters are live, and include 1. demystifying automation and AI; 2. Human-AI interaction overview; 3. critical periods for tools & methods; 4. Turing test, AGI, anthropomorphism in AI; 5. Models of trust in automation/AI.
I'm teaching the class again and am rolling out chapters this semester. Chapter 1 provides a basic understanding of the kinds of AI automation, and intelligent systems out there, to help human factors users get smarter about these tools
https://t.co/LKzh49vvYe [2]
@jessesingal Usually by showing your measure does not correlate either with a general ability (IQ etc.) or with another similar construct that has established reliability and validity.
@DavidWLamar@fwBen_ Yes, next time your unappreciative daughter-in-law asks you to leave, ask ChatGPT explain how cosigned loans and mortgage payments work in America, and instruct it to not use fake street names, so it can put those details accurately into your story.
@khnh80044 It was widely known at the time who he was--he was pretty famous, and I think appeared on the Jerry's telethon and other media. There was even a rumor at the time that he broke his neck and died breakdancing, adding to his notoriety.