How can we effectively identify and address biases inherent in training data to prevent them from perpetuating in AI algorithms, and what strategies should be utilized to ensure fairness and equity in AI systems?

How do AI technologies perpetuate or disrupt existing power dynamics and social inequalities, and what measures can be implemented to ensure that AI promotes greater equity and inclusivity within society?

As you know, more students are using to AI to cheat. How will AI be useful in combating things like cheating and using plagiarized work going forward?

Beyond all the hype and buzz around AI, what metrics and methodologies will accurately measure the effectiveness and return on investment (ROI) of AI implementation across various industries and applications in the coming years?

AI not only transforms systems but also modifies job roles. How do you think companies will handle the seamless transition of employees' roles and responsibilities to using an AI-powered system?

When an AI system screws up and causes a major loses/damage, what protocols are in place to hold the company in charge of that AI system accountable?

AI and technology in general, has become increasingly privacy-invasive. What steps do you think we could take to mitigate some of these privacy concerns?

Depending on what that AI system is responsible for, it may be just a minor setback, or we could have the prequel to the terminator. What scenarios could you see arising from a situation like this?

Personally, I don't think we'll ever get to a situation like that in the next 20 years. The reason being that AI will never understand human values because they have some emotional connotations to them which AI isn't born with and it isn't something that can be replicated by technology. What do...

How long do you think we'll get to a stage where AI will gain sentience and not require human interaction to operate? Do you think they'd put any safety measures in place to prevent them from turning on us?

I just wanted to share a guide for AI prompting that really helped me in getting better results from tools like Chatgpt and Midjourney. learnprompting.org (AI Prompt Course) Here you go!

So, if you haven't already heard, Microsoft is adding an AI button to their keyboards moving forward to bring up Microsoft Copilot. The key that'll be replaced isn't known as yet. What do you think of this latest development? Will you use it or reprogram it?

I make sure to check most of the information because when I was first introduced to Chatgpt, it was said that it's known to make up some of the information, so I always have that in the back of my head. Do you usually practice fact-checking the information received from Chatgpt?

Personally, it helped me to get to the final interview, and even though I didn't get that job, it was a very eye-opening experience. Have you ever used Chatgpt for mock interviews? How much did it help when you did the real thing?

I tried a few months ago to introduce my mother to Chatgpt, and initially, she was very resistant. But one she got the hang of it, she's been using it for most things. Have you ever tried introducing older members of your family/older people you know to Chatgpt? How did it go?

Personally, I've used Chatgpt to help me come up with backstories for my Skyrim characters. What makes it so hilarious is the amount of time I spend doing this. What are some of the most bizarre/hilarious of Chatgpt you've heard or done?

For doing job applications, I find that the following prompts work best for me: a) For Resume Summary: Write 5 bullet point achievements with metrics for a [TITLE] based on the job description (copy/paste the responsibilities section of a job description) Act as a corporate recruiter and...

First of all, Happy Holidays to everyone, and I hope you enjoyed spending time with your family. I spent mine in the hospital but still loved it because my family brought me gifts. Did you enjoy the holidays?