#AI for learning

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[inkskinned]

i love you vaccines i love you research i love you reading the book instead of having chatgpt summarize it i love you critically thinking rather than reacting to a headline i love you investigating the source material i love you science i love you math even though you are personally my enemy (math/yn slowburn) i love you writing even though you try to stab me a lot i love you Experts in Your Field i love you Using The Brain

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[manmishra]

📚🚀 ChatGPT Edu is revolutionizing education! 💡🤖 ✨ Students get personalized tutoring 💬🎓 📜 Teachers create quizzes, lesson plans & summaries ✍️📝 💻 Researchers can easily analyze data 📊🔬 ✅ Data Privacy Secured 🔐🔏 🌟 AI is the Future of Learning! 💡📖 💬 Do you think AI can reshape education? 🤔💭 👉 Drop your thoughts in the comments! ⬇️💬 #AIinEducation #FutureOfLearning #ChatGPTEdu #EdTech 🚀🎓

[0sbrain]

alternatives for ai to design ocs

hero forge

picrew

the fucking sims 4

your local furry artist

bitmoji

shitty photoshoped collage

DeviantArt bases

zepeto

making edits of your favorite character

searching "dress up game" on the app store

learning how to draw

[digitalxonixblogs]

Revolutionizing Student Learning: How Photon Insights is Transforming Education in 2024

In the ever-changing world in education, technological advancement has emerged as an indispensable tool for students who want to improve their learning experience. There are a myriad of applications that are available, Photon Insights stands out as an effective AI-driven solution specially designed for students of 2024. This revolutionary platform not only simplifies learning, but also tailors learning experiences and is a game changer for students of all levels.

The Need for AI in Education

As the demands of education increase students are often overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information to be processed. The traditional methods of learning can be unsatisfactory, leading to many looking for better ways to make use of their learning materials. This is the point at which AI tools such as Photon Insights come into play offering personalized assistance that can be adapted to each individual’s requirements and styles of learning.

What is Photon Insights?

Photon Insights is an advanced AI tool that uses machine learning algorithms for analyzing the habits of a student’s learner as well as academic progress. Through the gathering of data from many sources, such as exams, assignments as well as participation in classes, the tool builds an exhaustive profile of each student. This profile allows Photon Insights to offer personalized suggestions for resources, strategies, and other resources that match the individual’s learning style.

Key Features of Photon Insights

Individualized Learning Pathways Photon Insights employs AI to design custom studies, with a focus on areas in which students require greatest improvement. This method is targeted to increase the efficiency of study and improve effectiveness.

Real-time Feedback: One the most notable characteristics of Photon Insights are the ability to give instant feedback on assignments as well as exams. This instant response does not just help students to understand their mistakes, but also helps reinforce the learning process in real time.

Resource Optimization Utilizing an enormous library of educational resources, Photon Insights curates resources that are tailored to the needs of each student. It doesn’t matter if it’s videos or articles, or even training exercises, students will be able to get the most relevant information quickly.

The Collaborative Learning Environment (CLE) Photon Insights creates an atmosphere of community by connecting students to peers and mentors who are able to provide assistance. Collaboration features let learners communicate their insights, discuss issues and celebrate accomplishments together.

The Impact on Student Engagement

Incorporating Photon Insights into the educational experience has led to significant improvements in the level of engagement among students. Through meeting the needs of each student and providing tools that resonate with students, this tool can make learning more engaging and enjoyable. It is less likely for students lose interest when they have tangible results and are able to receive support specifically tailored to their needs.

Enhancing Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills

One of the main advantages of utilizing AI tools such as Photon Insights is the enhancement of problem-solving and critical thinking abilities. Through customized exercises and situations that require students to think critically it encourages students to think about problems from a variety of perspectives. This ability is valuable not just in the classroom but also in the real world.

Preparing for the Future

As we get closer to 2024 The importance of empowering students with the necessary tools to be successful cannot be overemphasized. Photon Insights is not just preparing students for the challenges of academics but gives them the necessary skills to compete in a constantly changing job market. Through fostering flexibility and critical thinking, students who use Photon Insights are better equipped for their future jobs.

Conclusion

In a world in which education is always evolving tools such as Photon Insights provide a major benefit to students who are striving to achieve. In addition to personalizing the learning experience as well as providing vital tools along with feedback Photon Insights is not only a tool, but an educator’s partner. In the years ahead, as we adopt AI tools in classrooms, the possibilities for increased student performance is unlimitable. Incorporating Photon Insights could be the solution to unlocking every potential for each learner by 2024 and beyond.

[eerieeccentrix]

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[kylominis]

touchy feely mornings with mr. clingy [♡]

[river-taxbird]

AI hasn't improved in 18 months. It's likely that this is it. There is currently no evidence the capabilities of ChatGPT will ever improve. It's time for AI companies to put up or shut up.

I'm just re-iterating this excellent post from Ed Zitron, but it's not left my head since I read it and I want to share it. I'm also taking some talking points from Ed's other posts. So basically:

We keep hearing AI is going to get better and better, but these promises seem to be coming from a mix of companies engaging in wild speculation and lying.

Chatgpt, the industry leading large language model, has not materially improved in 18 months. For something that claims to be getting exponentially better, it sure is the same shit.

Hallucinations appear to be an inherent aspect of the technology. Since it's based on statistics and ai doesn't know anything, it can never know what is true. How could I possibly trust it to get any real work done if I can't rely on it's output? If I have to fact check everything it says I might as well do the work myself.

For "real" ai that does know what is true to exist, it would require us to discover new concepts in psychology, math, and computing, which open ai is not working on, and seemingly no other ai companies are either.

Open ai has already seemingly slurped up all the data from the open web already. Chatgpt 5 would take 5x more training data than chatgpt 4 to train. Where is this data coming from, exactly?

Since improvement appears to have ground to a halt, what if this is it? What if Chatgpt 4 is as good as LLMs can ever be? What use is it?

As Jim Covello, a leading semiconductor analyst at Goldman Sachs said (on page 10, and that's big finance so you know they only care about money): if tech companies are spending a trillion dollars to build up the infrastructure to support ai, what trillion dollar problem is it meant to solve? AI companies have a unique talent for burning venture capital and it's unclear if Open AI will be able to survive more than a few years unless everyone suddenly adopts it all at once. (Hey, didn't crypto and the metaverse also require spontaneous mass adoption to make sense?)

There is no problem that current ai is a solution to. Consumer tech is basically solved, normal people don't need more tech than a laptop and a smartphone. Big tech have run out of innovations, and they are desperately looking for the next thing to sell. It happened with the metaverse and it's happening again.

In summary:

Ai hasn't materially improved since the launch of Chatgpt4, which wasn't that big of an upgrade to 3.

There is currently no technological roadmap for ai to become better than it is. (As Jim Covello said on the Goldman Sachs report, the evolution of smartphones was openly planned years ahead of time.) The current problems are inherent to the current technology and nobody has indicated there is any way to solve them in the pipeline. We have likely reached the limits of what LLMs can do, and they still can't do much.

Don't believe AI companies when they say things are going to improve from where they are now before they provide evidence. It's time for the AI shills to put up, or shut up.

[maodun]

shout out to machine learning tech (and all the human-input adjustment contributors) that's brought about the present developmental stage of machine translation, making the current global village 地球村 moment on rednote小红书 accessible in a way that would not have been possible years ago.

[kawareo]

"AI does this better than me :("

"My work is never as good as AI's :("

"I have to use AI to be good :("

you're devaluing yourself. AI is not smart, it's not creative, it just has access to the whole internet at once (which btw includes all the wrong things), and guess what, so do you. You're better than the plagiarism machine and you've been lied to and told that it's smarter than you and I hope you stop believing that because you deserve better

[inkskinned]

i hate to say it because i'm neurodivergent and a chronic-pain-haver but like... sometimes stuff is going to be hard and that's okay.

it's okay if you don't understand something the first few times it's explained to you. it's okay if you have to google every word in a sentence. it's okay if you need to spend a few hours learning the context behind a complicated situation. it's okay if you need to read something, think about it, and then come back to re-read it.

i get it. giving up is easier, and we are all broken down and also broke as hell. nobody has the time, nobody has the fucking energy. that is how they win, though. that is why you feel this way. it is so much easier, and that is why you must resist the impetus to shut down. fight through the desire you've been taught to "tl;dr".

embrace when a book is confusing for you. accept not all media will be transparent and glittery and in the genre you love. question why you need everything to be lily-white and soft. i get it. i also sometimes choose the escapism, the fantasy-romance. there's no shame in that. but every day i still try to make myself think about something, to actually process and challenge myself. it is hard, often, because of my neurodivergence. but i fight that urge, because i think it's fucking important.

especially right now. the more they convince you not to think, the easier it will be to feed you misinformation. the more we accept a message without criticism, the more power they will have over that message. the more you choose convenience, the more they will make propaganda convenient to you.

[saveahorserideaneddie]

scrolling buddie fics on ao3: oh hey this fic looks-

tags: this fic was written using chatgpt

me:

[bitchesgetriches]

31% of employees are actively ‘sabotaging’ AI efforts. Here’s why

"In a new study, almost a third of respondents said they are refusing to use their company’s AI tools and apps. A few factors could be at play."

[reasonsforhope]

"The first satellite in a constellation designed specifically to locate wildfires early and precisely anywhere on the planet has now reached Earth's orbit, and it could forever change how we tackle unplanned infernos.

The FireSat constellation, which will consist of more than 50 satellites when it goes live, is the first of its kind that's purpose-built to detect and track fires. It's an initiative launched by nonprofit Earth Fire Alliance, which includes Google and Silicon Valley-based space services startup Muon Space as partners, among others.

According to Google, current satellite systems rely on low-resolution imagery and cover a particular area only once every 12 hours to spot significantly large wildfires spanning a couple of acres. FireSat, on the other hand, will be able to detect wildfires as small as 270 sq ft (25 sq m) – the size of a classroom – and deliver high-resolution visual updates every 20 minutes.

The FireSat project has only been in the works for less than a year and a half. The satellites are fitted with custom six-band multispectral infrared cameras, designed to capture imagery suitable for machine learning algorithms to accurately identify wildfires – differentiating them from misleading objects like smokestacks.

These algorithms look at an image from a particular location, and compare it with the last 1,000 times it was captured by the satellite's camera to determine if what it's seeing is indeed a wildfire. AI technology in the FireSat system also helps predict how a fire might spread; that can help firefighters make better decisions about how to control the flames safely and effectively.

This could go a long way towards preventing the immense destruction of forest habitats and urban areas, and the displacement of residents caused by wildfires each year. For reference, the deadly wildfires that raged across Los Angeles in January were estimated to have cuased more than $250 billion in damages.

Muon is currently developing three more satellites, which are set to launch next year. The entire constellation should be in orbit by 2030.

The FireSat effort isn't the only project to watch for wildfires from orbit. OroraTech launched its first wildfire-detection satellite – FOREST-1 – in 2022, followed by one more in 2023 and another earlier this year. The company tells us that another eight are due to go up toward the end of March."

-via March 18, 2025