As generative AI gains popularity, AI jobs are growing as a percentage of all listings. Exciting times! Great article from @StanfordHAI https://hai.stanford.edu/news/2023-state-ai-14-charts #ai #stanford #aijobs #gpt3 #gpt4

Don't let AI-generated content trick you! CheckforAI is here to make sure you can spot them easily. #contentdetection #noregrets @BenjaminKlieger | give them some love: https://domore.ai/tools/checkforai.com and vote them up for the tool of the month!

“I hope that one day I will be able to provide as much value to users as GPT-4 does.” Google’s new Bard when asked about GPT-4. Bard may be limited, but at least it’s humble! What other comments have you seen from Bard? #bard #gpt4 #google #openai https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/11xms7x/i_just_gained_access_to_googles_bard_and_its/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=isomer

Great video by @WeGotTechED on how educators can use http://checkforai.com to help start conversations with students! https://youtu.be/q1A6FiwIK-k

R to @BenjaminKlieger:

R to @BenjaminKlieger: Great. A lot of people are being real fools right now. The wealth of the future depends on the spark of youth and the oxygen of wealth controlled by old folks.

R to @BenjaminKlieger: of course!!! thanks so much for joining & your great questions :) doing more digging on responsible design as we speak!

R to @BenjaminKlieger: Exciting to discuss the future, and the great work Gen Z is doing! Thank you @meaganloyst for joining to speak to us!

R to @BenjaminKlieger: 3. Gen Z will drive responsible investing in Venture, climate focused funds being one example. Personally, I am particularly excited for responsible design, the practice of placing impact considerations at the forefront of innovation.

R to @BenjaminKlieger: 2. “Invest in yourself”. It is always worthwhile to invest in yourself, and your brand. Start today by keeping updated on the latest trends, and sharing your thoughts on current topics through social media!

R to @BenjaminKlieger: 1. “With great risk comes great rewards”. Especially for Gen Z, it’s important to take risks early on, and find what you enjoy doing.

@meaganloyst, the founder of Gen Z VCs and a LinkedIn Top Voice, spoke today at Stanford OHS! Here were my takeaways:

R to @Volcoucou: Congratulations!!

Great work from @StanfordHAI: A collection of insightful perspectives on the future impact of generative AI. From the opportunity of synthetic healthcare data to the risks of foundation model usage in the legal system, there is a lot to ponder and discuss. https://hai.stanford.edu/sites/default/files/2023-03/Generative_AI_HAI_Perspectives.pdf

R to @BenjaminKlieger: Expanding on the second point: Adapting lesson complexity and subject matter for each student to optimize their learning has historically been a non-scalable activity. Many educators simply do not have the time- but LLMs can customize content for each student near instantly.

R to @Volcoucou: Great work from @StanfordEd! My main takeaways: 1) As quoted by one of the educators: “With great power MUST come great responsibility.” AI is exciting, and must come with safe adoption. 2) AI allows for scalable personalized instruction, a powerful augmentation to learning!