I believe I’m currently ahead of the curve when it comes to understanding AI. I have been extensively researching online, reading articles, and conducting presentations for parents and staff members. Additionally, I have been reading academic papers and gathering feedback from staff and students on AI usage and needs. As part of my work, I have been conducting practical studies with grade 10 students, where we explore and utilize AI for various tasks. Moreover, I have been collecting insights from volunteer students about how they learn about and use AI in their academic and everyday lives.
My next steps involve gathering, collating, analyzing, and assimilating information from these various sources. This will enable me to present new findings to staff, students, and my broader learning community, helping to articulate and expand my understanding of AI. To further my education, I am also taking AI courses on Coursera, including one offered by Google. One recommended resource that I am sharing with others interested in delving deeper into AI is: https://pair.withgoogle.com/explorables/.
One recommended resource that I am sharing with others interested in delving deeper into AI is: Google’s AI Explorables. Additionally, I recommend checking out OpenAI’s GPT-3 Playground, which allows users to interact with one of the most advanced language models available. Another valuable resource is IBM’s Watson Studio, which provides tools for building and training AI models. For those interested in machine learning, TensorFlow offers a comprehensive platform for building ML models. Lastly, Kaggle is an excellent platform for exploring datasets, participating in AI competitions, and learning from a community of data scientists and AI enthusiasts.
I would greatly appreciate your feedback on the above resource and any other websites you find helpful for learning about AI.
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