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This presentation by Janet S. Twyman explores the use of AI in applied behavior analysis (ABA) practice. It covers various AI tools, discusses their potential benefits, and touches on concerns like bias and inaccurate information in AI outputs.
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AI in ABA Practice Janet S. Twyman, Ph.D., BCBA, LBA Chief Learning Scientist, blast 796 452 learning planning AI creating mimic...
AI in ABA Practice Janet S. Twyman, Ph.D., BCBA, LBA Chief Learning Scientist, blast 796 452 learning planning AI creating mimics reasoning/ human problem-solving behavior summarizing perceiving Photo generated via Night Cafe, by GabJonRealEst: bouquet of flowers and Frida Kahlo and more… Machine Learning …a subset of Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning uses learning algorithms to build systems that can automatically learn from experiences without being explicitly programmed. Natural Language Processing …a subset of Machine Learning made possible via Large Language how computers and humans Models interact using natural language; involves analyzing, understanding and generating human language such as speech and text. Photo by Lyman Hansel Gerona on Unsplash Generative AI …a subset of Machine Learning enhanced by multi-modal models generates new content such as writing text, creating images, composing music, and coming up with new ideas. Generated with Bing AI ∙ October 11, 2023 The Quick Details: “ChatGPT” was trained on a large dataset of billions of publicly available web pages. Initially on material through September 2021… most GenAI technologies can now access the internet for more up-to-date information. LLMs use a deep learning model to produce human-like text. They predict the next word(s) in a sequence based on the patterns learned from the large amount of data used during the training process. More than a few Concerns Inaccuracies Discriminatory outcomes Embedded or inserted bias Misuse: fraud, deception, intended harm Furthering inequities Privacy violations Data exploitation Image created by Alexandra_Koch from Pixabay https://science.abainternational.org/2024/01/12/6836/ Using AI in our Work… 11 IMPORTANT! No Identifying Information!!! (no real names, images, sensitive info, PII, PHI, SII, etc.) Image Generated with Bing AI ∙ October 11, 2023 13 Via Chat GPT Courtesy of Dr. T. V. Joe Layng https://goblin.tools/ Let’s try chatting! Quick and Free (to try) Google Gemini https://gemini.google.com/app Microsoft CoPilot (bing) www.bing.com (click the Chat button) Hix https://hix.ai/chat (No Login needed) 16 A Picture is Worth… 14 words: Teddy bears mixing sparkling chemicals like mad scientists as a 1990’s Saturday morning cartoon Let’s try drawing! Gemini https://bard.google.com (ask chatbot to generate an image) CoPilot https://www.bing.com/images/ create?FORM=IRPGEN 18 A Picture is Worth… http://bit.ly/46HAeGz AI with Visual Input AI with Visual Input How might AI tools be used to support PD? Summarizing/finding key points in text, audio, video Explaining new or complex concepts Acting as a personal tutor Editing for writing style (e.g., “edit the following text using APA Style Guidelines”) Checking for bias in writing Generating discussion or Q&A questions Generated with Bing AI ∙ October 11, 2023 https://www.chatpdf.com/ Chat PDF 23 Please check this text for bias: AI As A Personal Editor ChatGPT: The text appears largely unbiased… However, there are a few subtle aspects that could potentially introduce bias: Framing of Skinner’s Work: The text consistently frames Skinner’s contributions and the efficacy of behavioral techniques in a positive light. While this isn't inherently biased, it's important to ensure that such representations are balanced with critical perspectives or limitations of his work, if any. Research Evidence: The statement about "over 50 years of research" doesn’t provide context regarding the nature of this research (e.g., limitations, contrary findings, or the diversity of educational contexts). AI As A Personal Editor EXAMPLE: I am a therapist interested in communicating effectively in difficult conversations. Please create a 4-week study plan that: 1. Identifies weekly key concepts. 2. Provides scenarios as learning activities. 3. Recommends the best resources for learning these concepts. AI As A Personal Tutor Ways I’veAI: Asking used/tried LLMs: Via Writing Chat first DRAFTs: GPT Courtesy of Dr. T. V. Joe Layng ○ task analysis ○ objectives, lesson plans ○ goal setting / fading plan ○ new topics Summarizing a paper, video, or talk Explaining complex concepts Editing; Checking APA style; Drafting an abstract, title Check for bias in writing CEU or guest speaker Q&A’s Image generation 27 Thoughts? How might we use AI in our work? ai-generated-8273243_1280 by GenerativeStockAI from Pixabay Further Considerations for AI Use Purpose & Alignment: Can AI help us achieve our goals? How? How will its use fit with existing policies? Awareness & Safety: What are the benefits and risks of using AI? How do we ensure safety? Accessibility: How can we promote equity and fairness? Knowledge: How can we advance AI Literacy? How can we regularly assess Ai’s impact? How can humans stay in the loop? Generated with Bing AI ∙ Nov. 24, 2023 Thank You 31 from @nonmayorpete (via Mark Carrigan)