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Monday Assorted Links
- You’re just learning about GPT-3, but folks are already working on GPT-4. Here’s what it might look like (emphasis on might)
- The end-of-year recommended book lists are beginning to appear. I’ll have mine out closer to the end of December. Here are a few from reputable sources:
- Creative consumption
Today’s Quotes
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It’s December 7, a day that lives in infamy.
- AI is going to break a lot of norms and institutions (trust me, education isn’t immune)
- Before the flood: Ruminations on the future of AI
- ChatGPT on Spielberg’s A.I. and AI Alignment
- What is ChatGPT, the viral social media AI?
- I Taught ChatGPT to Invent a Language
BTW, I asked ChatGPT to “explain what ChatGPT is to a fifth-grader,” and here is the response:
ChatGPT is a type of computer program that is designed to help people have conversations. It uses advanced algorithms and a lot of information from previous conversations to understand what you are saying and respond in a way that makes sense. It’s kind of like having a really smart friend who always knows what to say!
– ChatGPT
Suggested reads on AI:
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You may have great fear about AI and the possibilities and problems it presents. Remember Wizard’s Seventh Rule: Life is the future, not the past.
Link Roundup Friday for 9-30-2022
- Take a peek at this animated map showing the spread of writing worldwide over time. It’s an interesting perspective on something we all take for granted.
- I’m really enjoying Ryan Holiday’s latest installment in his Stoic Virtues series: Discipline is Destiny. As I continue my own journey to better health, fitness, and completing a doctoral degree, I’m finding several great stories in the pages.
- RIP Coolio.
- NASA blasting an asteroid off its path is just about the coolest thing ever. Google it for more info and a fun treat.
- An ode to the idea of an infinite canvas and tools that support that idea.
- I’m now actively trying to find a usage for a colash or a semi-colash.
- Metaphors of Ed Tech
Assorted Links for Friday, 20 May 2022
- R.I.P. Vangelis: The Composer Who Created the Future Noir Soundtrack for Blade Runner Dies at 79
- David Letterman hosted the Late Show for the last time seven years ago today
- Panic Over SEL Is Unfounded. Here’s Why.
- Reducing Stress Through Tech – Podcast
- The Summer Reads Edition from Why is this Interesting?
- 13 Strategies That Will Make You A Better Reader (And Person)
- 13 Websites That Provide Lots of Digital Books for Summer Reading
And now, your weekly wind down…
Assorted Links for Monday, May 16, 2022
- Free sound effects for you to use in school projects from the fine folks at the BBC
- Explordle – watch a video clip and guess where the video was taken. Great for identifying context clues and environments
- Relationship Building with Dialogue Journals
- Three videos about the black hole at the center of the Milky Way
Assorted Links for Friday, May 13, 2022
- This Is Spinal Tap Will Get a Sequel 40 Years Later, Reuniting Rob Reiner, Michael McKean, Christopher Guest & Harry Shearer
- The Rolling Stones released Paint it Black on May 13, 1966
- How to Enter a ‘Flow State’ on Command: Peak Performance Mind Hack Explained in 7 Minutes
- Smithsonian, with first exhibition, previews planned National Latino museum
- A timeline of the past two years of COVID-19 deaths
- Seven health insurance CEOs raked in a record $283 million for 2021
- 90s jazz design: cups, controversy, and nostalgia
- Cultivating Digital Literacy through Real-World Learning