"If we err on the side of teaching students what to think — which is so easy to do — we shortcut the critical thinking process and we make that kid susceptible to the next demagogue who comes along." https://t.co/zezOla0Kos
"AI development begins to resemble a maximalist game of telephone" when AI training is contaminated with AI content. Competent human researchers, writers, and creators are critical, and in increasingly short spply. https://t.co/2ecmmvnqa9
Does copyright protect an influencer's style? It's a tricky question, especially when we consider the role algorithms play throughout the creative process: https://t.co/qW4nYtUKC4
Do you trust Google? Who does Google trust? Check out this story about London Redditors trying to game the system and steer tourists away from their favorite restaurants: https://t.co/E0XmWEtBBM
Our 10th graders explored this a little. Like human writers, ChatGPT has patterns that ID it, and hold its writing back. It likes adjectives, and unnecessary fluff: "The Tell-Tale Signs Students Are Using ChatGPT To Help Write Their Essays" https://t.co/9tTOE8hwFv
Kids: you're a valuable target: "[S]tealing a child's identity may seem counterintuitive because they don't have resources of their own, but cyber criminals can abuse the credit records of minors for many, many years before the victims learn about it," https://t.co/VuJBAVLvv2