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How are you using AI in your daily life?

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Does AI keep a record of what you ask it?

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Question: Which AI models at this time might provide more accurate and/or responsive alt text when you upload documents or scan them with a camera?

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Question: Which AI models at this time might provide more accurate and/or responsive alt text when you upload documents or scan them with a camera?

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Responsive = 'tell me more about that photo/chart, etc...'; '...skip over decorative elements, etc....'

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Who owns the rights to generative AI outputs?

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Who owns the rights to generative AI outputs?

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What checks and balances are in place to watch for bias creeping into AI-generated responses?

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Concern 1 - as inequity exists in access to technology and strong digital literacy education programs for districts that are relatively underfunded, I think it will probably exist for AI as well. Will this just become another way in which some students have greater access to these tools, and others are left behind?

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Concern: Tech company growth model (losing profits until monopolizing an entirely new market) and legality of the data acquired

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Concern: Tech company growth model (losing profits until monopolizing an entirely new market) and legality of the data acquired

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"We found that three major players in this race OpenAI, Google, and Meta as they were locked into this competition to develop better and better artificial intelligence, they were willing to do almost anything to get their hands on this data, including ignoring, and in some cases, violating corporate rules and wading into a legal gray area as they gathered this data..."

A.I.’s Original Sin

A Times investigation found that tech giants altered their own rules to train their newest artificial intelligence systems.

2024-04-16T06:00:12-04:00 (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/16/podcasts/the-daily/ai-data.html?showTranscript=1)

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A Times investigation found that tech giants altered their own rules to train their newest artificial intelligence systems.

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Concern: Avoiding with AI the ethical concerns and ramifications that resulted from facilitated communication 

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Concern: Avoiding with AI the ethical concerns and ramifications that resulted from facilitated communication 

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"...This finding demonstrates that the facilitators were not only influencing (unknowingly), but in fact, determining what was typed."

An Experimental Assessment of Facilitated Communication. A Technical Assistance Report on Best Practices--Report #92-TA1.

(https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED360797)

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ERIC - ED360797 - An Experimental Assessment of Facilitated Communication. A Technical Assistance Report on Best Practices--Report #92-TA1., 1992-Aug

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Twelve people living at the O. D. Heck Developmental Center Autism Program participated in this study, along with nine people who provided facilitated communication (FC) support to them. The 12 individuals were selected because they were the most competent producers of FC in the program. The study involved showing pictures of everyday objects to the participants, within the following three conditions: (1) only participants were shown a picture and asked to type out a label for the object shown, with facilitation; (2) only participants were shown a picture and asked to type out a label or description of the object, without facilitation; and (3) both participants and facilitators were shown pictures, and each was unable to see the picture the other was shown, which were the same in half the trials and different in the other half. Findings showed that participants were unable to produce accurate or correct labels or descriptions, by either typing independently or when being