Posts tagged with "ai"
08 Feb '23
Writing graph theory proofs with ChatGPT
Posting logs of ChatGPT interaction is getting a bit passé by now in Feb ‘23, so I’ll stop doing it soon (I promise). But yesterday I was hanging out with my father-in-law and showing how it might impact his classes—he’s Associate Chair of the Mathematics Department at a top uni in China.
02 Feb '23
Academic integrity guidelines re: ChatGPT and generative AI tools
Here in Australia Semester 1 is approaching and ChatGPT is, undoubtedly, a thing. From a practical perspective it’s important to have some sort of guidelines about about ChatGPT and other generative AI tools in the classroom (everyone’s doing it). If you don’t provide any advice ahead of time you’ll end up making it up as you go along (because it will come up) and policy on the run is policy underdone.
26 Jan '23
Congrats Dr. Kieran Browne
Last December Kieran graduated—very exciting for all concerned.
07 Dec '22
A School of Cybernetics strategy meeting with ChatGPT
Back at my desk after a couple of days off I finally got a chance to fire up the OpenAI ChatGPT AI language model that everyone’s talking about.
06 Dec '22
AI art installations and livecoding gigs in Nov/Dec
If you follow me on twitter you’ve seen this already, but over the last couple of months I’ve been hard at work on an AI art installation called Panic. This was a collaboration with Adrian Schmidt—I did the software, he did the hardware (including the cool, 6” diameter Panic! button).
30 Jun '22
So this is how it feels when the robots come for your job: what GitHub's Copilot 'AI assistant' means for coders
I wrote a piece for the Conversation about GitHub’s new Copilot AI programming assistant. You can head over there to read it if you like.
22 Jun '22
Redacting craiyon prompts with imagemagick
I’ve been messing around with craiyon (formerly DALL-E mini), because who hasn’t been doing that recently.
01 Feb '22
Running an AI neural style transfer model under Singularity
I’ve recently been given access to a beefy AI server (6x RTX3090s!) which is managed via SingularityCE, whose homepage boldly asks and then forgets to answer the question: “What is SingularityCE?”
24 Apr '18
The Other Side: Algorithm as Ritual in Artificial Intelligence
Tomorrow morning (Wed April 25, 9am Montréal time) Kieran Browne and I are performing an Artificial Intelligence divination ritual as part of the alt.chi session Scary, Sporty, Ginger and Posh.