#artificial intelligence

[its-funnytwittertweets]

[artistformerlyknownasbutttrumpet]

no i don't want to use your ai assistant. no i don't want your ai search results. no i don't want your ai summary of reviews. no i don't want your ai feature in my social media search bar (???). no i don't want ai to do my work for me in adobe. no i don't want ai to write my paper. no i don't want ai to make my art. no i don't want ai to edit my pictures. no i don't want ai to learn my shopping habits. no i don't want ai to analyze my data. i don't want it i don't want it i don't want it i don't fucking want it i am going to go feral and eat my own teeth stop itttt

[going2hell4everythingbutbeingbi]

chatgpt is the coward's way out. if you have a paper due in 40 minutes you should be chugging six energy drinks, blasting frantic circus music so loud you shatter an eardrum, and typing the most dogshit essay mankind has ever seen with your own carpel tunnel laden hands

[studentai-blog]

Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner: Optimize Your Scholarship Funds with AI

Plan the Allocation of Your Scholarship Funds Across Tuition, Fees, Books, and Living Expenses

Securing a scholarship is a significant achievement, but effectively managing and allocating those funds is crucial to cover all your educational expenses. Introducing the Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner from StudentAI.app, an AI-powered tool designed to help students plan the allocation of scholarship funds across tuition, fees, books, and living expenses. This innovative tool provides a detailed breakdown to ensure all costs are covered and suggests areas where additional funding or cost-saving strategies might be needed. Let’s explore how the Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner can transform your financial planning process.

The Importance of Fund Allocation

Why Fund Allocation Matters

Proper allocation of scholarship funds ensures that all your educational expenses are adequately covered, minimizing financial stress and allowing you to focus on your studies. The Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner offers detailed insights and personalized strategies to help you allocate your funds efficiently and effectively, ensuring you make the most of your scholarship.

How the Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner Works

AI-Powered Precision

The Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner uses advanced AI algorithms to analyze your total scholarship amount and your annual costs for tuition, additional fees, books, supplies, and living expenses. By inputting these details, the tool generates a personalized breakdown of fund allocation, ensuring all costs are covered. This comprehensive approach ensures you have a clear understanding of your financial needs and can plan accordingly.

Key Input Parameters

To provide an accurate allocation plan, the Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner requires the following inputs:

Total Scholarship Amount: Enter the total amount of scholarship funds you have received.

Tuition Fees: Specify the annual cost of tuition.

Additional Fees: Include any additional fees such as lab fees, activity fees, etc.

Books and Supplies: Provide the estimated cost for books and supplies.

Living Expenses: Enter your estimated living expenses, including housing, meals, transportation, and personal expenses.

Benefits of Using Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner on StudentAI

Detailed Breakdown: Receive a comprehensive breakdown of fund allocation across different expense categories.

Personalized Planning: Get tailored allocation plans based on your specific financial situation.

Financial Clarity: Understand your financial needs and plan your scholarship funds efficiently.

Cost-Saving Strategies: Receive suggestions for additional funding or cost-saving strategies.

Optimized Use of Funds: Ensure all your educational expenses are covered, maximizing the benefit of your scholarship.

How to Use the Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner on StudentAI

Step-by-Step Guide

Sign Up: Create an account on StudentAI.app.

Input Your Details: Customize your fund allocation plan:

Total Scholarship Amount: Enter the total scholarship amount.

Tuition Fees: Specify the annual cost of tuition.

Additional Fees: Include any additional fees.

Books and Supplies: Provide the estimated cost for books and supplies.

Living Expenses: Enter your estimated living expenses.

Generate Allocation Plan: The AI tool will provide a detailed breakdown of fund allocation across these categories, along with suggestions for additional funding or cost-saving strategies.

Example Personalized Allocation Plan

Aspirant Profile

Total Scholarship Amount: $20,000

Tuition Fees: $12,000 per year

Additional Fees: $1,500 per year

Books and Supplies: $1,000 per year

Living Expenses: $5,500 per year

Detailed Allocation Breakdown

Tuition Fees:

Allocation: $12,000

Percentage: 60% of total scholarship amount

Additional Fees:

Allocation: $1,500

Percentage: 7.5% of total scholarship amount

Books and Supplies:

Allocation: $1,000

Percentage: 5% of total scholarship amount

Living Expenses:

Allocation: $5,500

Percentage: 27.5% of total scholarship amount

Total Allocation: $20,000

Strategies for Effective Fund Allocation

Prioritizing Expenses

Prioritize essential expenses such as tuition fees, additional fees, and required books and supplies. Ensure these critical costs are covered first before allocating funds to living expenses and personal costs.

Seeking Additional Funding

If your scholarship does not cover all your expenses, consider seeking additional funding sources. Apply for other scholarships, grants, or part-time work opportunities. Look into student loans as a last resort to cover any remaining gaps.

Leveraging External Resources

Expanding Your Horizons

In addition to the resources provided by the Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner, explore other external materials to enhance your financial planning. Websites like FAFSA offer information on federal student aid. Online platforms such as Scholarships.com and Fastweb provide extensive databases of additional scholarship opportunities.

Using budgeting tools like Mint or YNAB can help you track your expenses and manage your finances more effectively. These tools offer features that make it easier to monitor your spending and plan for future expenses.

Building a Strong Foundation

Developing Core Financial Skills

Strengthen your core financial skills by practicing regular budgeting and financial planning. Engage in activities such as creating detailed budgets, setting financial goals, and tracking expenses. These practices help you develop a systematic approach to managing your finances.

Mastering the Art of Planning

Iterative Improvement

Planning is a crucial part of financial management. After receiving your allocation plan from the Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner, review and adjust your budget regularly. Focus on one aspect at a time—tuition, fees, books, supplies, and living expenses. This methodical approach ensures a comprehensive and accurate financial plan.

Building Confidence for Financial Planning

Preparing Mentally and Physically

Confidence in financial planning comes from thorough preparation and organization. Maintain a balanced approach to managing your finances, regularly review your budget, and continuously learn about financial management techniques. Positive affirmations and visualization techniques can help you stay confident and focused.

Special Tips for Scholarship Fund Allocation

Addressing Unique Requirements

Some schools have unique requirements or additional fees that may not be immediately apparent. Tailor your budget estimate to include these specific costs. Highlight how your background and experiences align with the scholarship’s mission and values.

Effective Retention Techniques

Effective retention of budgeting techniques is crucial for ongoing improvement. Create concise summary notes for quick reference and use mind maps to connect different budgeting concepts and enhance memory retention. Developing a structured review timetable ensures systematic coverage of all aspects of your financial planning.

Conclusion

The Scholarship Fund Allocation Planner is your ultimate tool for planning the allocation of your scholarship funds across tuition, fees, books, and living expenses. By providing detailed breakdowns and personalized financial planning strategies, this AI-powered tool helps you understand your expenses and make informed decisions about your financial future. Sign up on StudentAI.app today and take the first step towards effectively managing your scholarship funds. Success is just a click away!

[warakami-vaporwave]

ChatGPT84

[robotsarecoolaf]

[seriously-mike]

This is my entirely unsurprised face:

I told you long ago that AI can't replace shit. Not customer service, not writers, not artists, and if you believe it can, I have a big honking clown nose for you, to be secured with a couple of nails.

Delicious. We love to see it.

[resistamerica]

They don't care about you. But keep voting for them, you're doing a hell of a job. Remember when they didn't wanna send help during the floods and Mexico sent help first? Keep it up Texas.

[danny-chai]

(source)

MARK NOO i knew the news was gonna take this out of context😭😭

luckily this article talked about how Mark is anti-ai and how he responded to the accusations in chat during his livestream, but what a ridiculous quote to put right at the end

summary of the livestream under the cut

if you get the chance to watch the VOD for yourself, absolutely do it. he said a ton of super good information that I'm probably going to butcher in this kind-of-short summary. i linked the stream above, it's about an hour long, so go check it out!!

but if you want a summary, for the first hour of the stream he answered people's questions about various things:

his opinions on current "ai" (extremely nuanced, but basically it's scary how much it has improved in just a couple years, and how much it tricks people)

the ACTUAL environmental impact of using ai (the data centers that ai runs on use fresh water evaporation to cool their servers, so that is draining the fresh water sources that already drought-stricken towns have access to)

how ai is threatening creative fields (it is a huge threat, but there's more hope than people think, so don't give up on your passions)

if he thinks ai should be banned (it's nuanced, but current ai, probably)

if he thinks proper restrictions are being placed on ai (in short, no, companies don't understand what they're putting into their products enough to restrict it properly)

he also answered questions about his personal use of ai:

using it in thumbnails (he used it a couple times years ago when ai images first became a thing, when ai still sucked, before he knew how bad it was. he plans to take down those thumbnails and replace them)

using ai in podcast episodes (he did it as a way to showcase how terrible it was at first, then as a way to showcase how scarily good it had gotten, to spread awareness. after people's concern that he uses it too much in episodes however, he's pretty much stopped)

using chatgpt in his daily life (he hasn't used it for months, he hates it)

using chatgpt in the Ethan peanut butter video (he understands people's concerns, he again did it to show awareness for how scary its misinformation can be)

using it in Cloak branding (he hasn't been as involved with Cloak lately because he's been busy with his movie, but from his understanding, someone on the team bought the promo image from adobe stock without realizing it was ai. he's dealing with that now and will replace it soon)

BUT AT THE END OF THE STREAM

he talked about how current ai is not ACTUALLY ai - it just puts words together one after another in the order it is programmed to put them in. it cant think for itself, justify its answers, or cite its sources

then he talked about something that Bob's wife - Mandy - has been doing. she has an incredible Phd in statistics that is so advanced that her degree actually had to be DELAYED until enough experts showed up in the US that could verify her thesis. she was in an amazing research team for years (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) that has made super cool scientific studies about ai and technology

recently, she QUIT her job on that research team to found "Real Good Ai", which is a nonprofit that is trying to create real, genuine, ethical, true ai from the ground up. go to their website or watch the end of Mark's stream for better info about their mission statement, I'm not nearly educated enough to understand everything they're saying

but basically, she's trying to make "real" ai that can do the Good Things (helping doctors make faster and more accurate diagnoses, being a genuine tool for scientists, analyzing huge chunks of data quicker than people can, etc) without stealing data, destroying the environment, wasting people's money, taking people's jobs, etc.

Mandy is an incredible genius. Bob is the head of the board of directors on her team, offering her tons of support. Mark is the second highest on the board and - as far as i know - is the only person funding this project because no company in their right mind would fund something like this

this is such a cool project and is way more than i ever expected would come from Mark's livestream. he hates current "ai" so much that he wants to see it scrapped and replaced with what it SHOULD have been in the first place - an amazing, potentially lifesaving tool. who knows where the project will go, but i wish Mandy and the other researchers so much luck!

[towerlesskey]

Okay but for real I HATE this shit. People will use AI to recreate the original rather than just use the source material.

I got an ad the other day that showed a bed. Four pillows, two books laying open. You could find thousands of stock images of this. Hell, you could've made a blender environment that looks like this. You know what they did instead?!! They used fucking AI. Two of the pillows merged together. They decided for an imperfect copy over the source material.

Fuck AI

[nando161mando]

[nuvoera]

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[mouthtapedguy]

lions are very mean and like jellyfish

[shelikespretties]

This is the main reason I avoid AI like the plague (the other being I have a brain that I enjoy using)

[machetesquirrel]

I’m just going to leave this here