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After discussing each of these questions with your classmates, take some time to reflect. Then, answer EACH of the questions.

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1) Make your name the subject line!

2) Be respectful of your classmates; feel free to say names if it's a 'glow' or celebration, though!

3) Use all regular AI & tech protocols. This includes the 80/20 rule.

Remember, it's your sidekick, not your servant :)

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that he liked how the ai explained it more if you ask,

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you need to give it more info for what you want

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Break up the info so that you can get more in-depth scripts or organization of the information.

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I learned that you have to tell it how long you want it.

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The AI needs a lot of specific prompting in order to work properly; it isn't easy to use.

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That the AI can help with already written things.

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he instructed me that it is sometimes off topic so don't just copy and paste

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My partner said that it helped him start off his script and give him ideas.

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I learned how to stay engadeged w it.

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He said that it was nice to have the AI explain it well

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Within my conservation, my friend talked about how it would give brief and then allowed to expand on it.

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to try and provide the most details possible.

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by asking each other what they like.

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If you asked more detailed questions and give it more detailed acts it worked better.

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It helped add some extra fluff when needed.

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It's important to get specific with your question, and that AI is a helpful tool.

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to be very clear when asking

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Add little info a the start then beef it up

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I learned that asking with specific prompts will help the ai give you a more detailed answer.

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It kept me on tast

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I learned that it gave some pizzazz.

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Using clear and concise prompts about what you want from it give the best outcome.

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I thought it worked well in the phrasing all of the events that happened together

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The AI didn't like being asked for information, instead it was only good at processing information that I gave it.

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It can bring an unbiased opinion to the topic.

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Use it a as tool to organize info but not for research

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To help add onto research that has already been found.

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it can give them a different point of view

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It wouldn't learn how to change the slang of the english language to something of 1940, but it did just work well reciting a lot of info about the past with many many sentences.

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Asking it to write it in script from for 3 people worked well.

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It helped me give me ideas of what to add to my script and give me a good structured script

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I found that the strategy that worked the greatest using the AI sidekick allowed me to find areas to improve on

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Being specific and utilizing all your information.

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Give it the most detail for what you want.

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Ai has all the internet accescss in the world so it knows almost everything.

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I like that I could use short words and it would work.

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A strategy I found that worked well for me was to ask the ai to use more words and expand on relevant topics for a more detailed and accurate answer.

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ai doesn't seem to add much information you add

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Historians can use AI to help produce good research to get different ways to understand information instead of just google

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It kept asking for different subjects of the same kind of questions, to add with the script, which helped talking about all the other subjects, topics, people, etc.

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Kaleb we can ask it anything and it will take it and expand it more.

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Kaleb we can ask it anything and it will take it and expand it more.

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We can use them together, and AI could give you unbias answers.

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The sources allow us to find the evidence we need to start our research, AI can help finalize our understanding of it

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As historians, we should use sources and AI as tools for informative purposes only. Not only do they spew nonsense and factually incorrect info at times, but they're also just bad at their job sometimes. It takes knowledge of the topic to know if the AI is actually telling the truth, so you can't use them without double-checking what it tells you.

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They can use it to create summary's of the sources and to compile it into a paragraph with all sources in one.

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To help set up research and give us a good direction

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They can use it the best they can but we'll still never know if it's true because history is written by the winners.

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Milo we cant cause ai is a cheating source

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Milo we cant cause ai is a cheating source

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We as historians can use primary and secondary sources paired with AI to produce good products of research by staying on topic, giving information to receive it, and seek detailed and accurate products for a more credible piece of work.