Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

What is ШІ (Artificial Intelligence)?

• Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a service designed to mimic human intelligence.
• Examples of AI services include ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot.
• AI technology is rapidly advancing and becoming more complex.
• AI applications are expanding across various fields, including education.

Types of AI

• Large Language Models (LLMs) are a type of AI.
• Examples of LLMs include ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot.
• LLMs are trained on vast amounts of data from the internet.
• LLMs can understand and generate human-like text.
• LLMs can perform various tasks, including generating text, summarizing information, and creating different types of content.
• LLMs may reflect political biases present in the training data.

Current Usage

• Student knowledge of AI often surpasses that of teachers, according to a recent survey.
• ChatGPT is the most popular AI tool among students and teachers.
• AI is not routinely implemented in educational policies and reform initiatives.
• The integration of AI in education is rapidly evolving.

AI Services and Applications

• Text Generators & Content Editors: ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Character AI, Kazkafan.
• Image Generators & Editors: Microsoft Designer, Bing Images Create, Canva, Snap Edit.
• Test Generators: Conker, Quizgecko.

Using AI in the Classroom

• ChatGPT can create lesson plans, generate homework assignments, and analyze data.
• AI can streamline educational processes and improve efficiency.
• AI outputs should be reviewed for accuracy by humans.
• Learning to use AI is a crucial modern skill.
• Teachers should integrate AI tools to enhance their teaching practices.

ChatGPT Customization

• Users can personalize their ChatGPT experience by sharing personal information like interests and occupation.
• Users can customize ChatGPT's responses by specifying their current needs.
• These customizations influence the chatbot's responses.

Copilot

• Copilot is a newer AI platform with expanded functionalities.
• Copilot is associated with the paid ChatGPT-4 Turbo version.
• A trial version of Copilot is available through a Microsoft account, which can also be created with a Google account.
• Users can choose from three chat interfaces: Precise, Balanced, and Creative.
• The Creative interface is suitable for generating dialogue with historical figures.

Copilot Features

• Copilot can simulate historical figures' characteristics in conversations and provide information about them.
• It offers access to links for source verification, promoting academic integrity.
• The Creative mode may sometimes produce inaccurate information.
• Choosing the appropriate chat mode is crucial to avoid inaccuracies, depending on the topic.

Copilot's Limitations

• Copilot has a 4,000-character limit per input.
• The Notebook feature increases this limit to 18,000 characters for more extensive input.

Copilot Integrations

• Copilot integrates with Microsoft Office 365, allowing users to incorporate AI features into their documents.
• Users can export interactions in various formats, including Word, PDF, and plain text.

Copilot's Speech Functionality

• Both Copilot and ChatGPT can vocalize generated text.
• This feature enhances accessibility for users with disabilities.

Copilot's Image Generation Features

• Copilot, like ChatGPT, generates images from text prompts.
• Copilot utilizes the DALL-E image generation service from OpenAI.

Copilot's Human Representation Challenges

• Copilot initially faced difficulties creating human and animal images.
• Ongoing updates improve human representation accuracy.
• It's beneficial to experiment with different prompts and approaches.

Copilot's Image Creation Process

• Copilot displays multiple image options, typically 2-4 choices.
• Copilot states it uses DALL-E for image generation.

Jemy

• Jemy's data infrastructure is separate from OpenAI's.
• Jemy utilizes Google data, offering advantages within the Google ecosystem.

Jemy's Advantages for Students

• Jemy's integration with Google's products makes it accessible primarily for students using Google accounts.
• Familiar Google account usage simplifies integration for students.

Jemy's Use Case

• Users can request Jemy to create tests on specific topics.
• Jemy generates tests with a default of 10 questions.
• The number of questions is customizable.

Jemy's Test Generation Capabilities

• Jemy generates various question types: multiple choice, matching, and chronological ordering style.

Jemy's Data Verification Feature

• Jemy verifies test information and highlights source links.
• This feature ensures the information's validity.

Jemy's Textual Integration Capabilities

• Jemy integrates generated content into Google Docs.

Jemy's Test Creation based on External Material

• Users can input external content (e.g., from Wikipedia) for Jemy's test generation.

Jemy's Character Limitations

• Jemy's character input is extensive and doesn't have a strict character limit.

Jemy's Potential for Errors

• Jemy generates tests with occasional errors that require user review and correction.

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Explore the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (AI), including its definition, types, and current usage in education. This quiz focuses on large language models and their applications, helping you understand how AI technology is transforming the learning environment.