Hmm @elonmusk calls his new AI “grok.”
So what does “grok” mean?
GPT-4 answers:
“The term "grok" comes from Robert A. Heinlein's 1961 science fiction novel "Stranger in a Strange Land." In the context of the book, "grok" is a Martian word that means to understand something or someone so completely that the observer becomes a part of the observed—to merge, blend, intermarry, lose identity in group experience. It's a deep, almost metaphysical understanding.
In modern usage, particularly in tech and geek culture, "grok" has come to mean understanding something intuitively or by empathy, to establish rapport with someone or something, or to empathize with someone so deeply that it is as if you become one with them. It's often used to suggest a profound level of comprehension of software programming, technology, or a complex subject matter.”
@ArtRainer I would say probably the biggest is ownership/focus. We're looking forward to the MTM study to help share not only good financial literacy but also the why/right reasons for it!
It keeps coming up so I will repeat: DO NOT USE AI DETECTORS WHEN GRADING.
Not only do they not work well & are very easy to defeat by just prompting a couple of times, but they have insanely high false-positive rates against non-native English speakers. https://t.co/SxRWCkagHV
Zoom Meetings can now be quickly added to a Canvas Course by an announcement, module, or even the calendar. This quick infographic from the @Canvas_by_Inst Community can show you how it’s done: https://t.co/f8TrPLGHvz
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