27/03/2024 • 12:00 pm
This webinar focused on practical tips for leveraging generative AI tools, insights into AI adoption disparities in Canada, and the need for proactive measures to address biases, data privacy, and equitable adoption amidst the rapid growth of generative AI.
Yes, the GenAI course is free and available to anyone based in Canada. Attendees will receive an email containing the course registration link and information. Multiple courses are available for enrollment.
This course (1hr) serves as an excellent starting point. Proper prompting is essential, as it helps in reducing misunderstandings or confusing outputs from the AI, which can sometimes create nonsensical or inaccurate results (often referred to as AI Hallucinations). This structured approach ensures a better understanding of the subject matter without getting lost in AI "hallucinations."
GenAI differs from computer science and isn't a software solution. It functions more like a filter, connecting millions of data points to provide text-based answers. While the exact selection process remains uncertain, the course offers insights into its mechanisms.
Awareness of GenAI began early at a conference, prompting considerations on its potential applications. Initial thoughts revolved around its utility in connecting individuals with job opportunities and developing tools for career navigation. Attention was also given to addressing biases in language models.
GenAI is expected to become integral to our future, despite current resistance from some educators. Proper use within educational institutions holds potential benefits, such as aiding lesson planning. Attention is needed to ensure youth are adequately trained in AI skills.
Perspectives on the pace of technological advancement vary, with some advocating for acceleration and others urging caution. Long-term, GenAI has the potential to create more jobs, but the transition may involve disruptions and challenges.
Ensure thorough review of the Terms and Conditions to understand data privacy implications.
"AI Breakdown" is recommended. Additional recommendations and information will be provided via email, for those who have opted in.
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