Tag Archives: artificial intelligence
Students push back on AI marking as study finds ChatGPT judges feedback differently
Instructors are looking at AI to help with marking, one of the slowest parts of the job. A new study suggests students have a clear view on that, and that ChatGPT doesn’t judge good feedback the way students do. The
Why is OpenAI quietly hiring human writers, designers, and editors?
By Rohana Rezel OpenAI, the company most responsible for convincing the world that human creativity is obsolete, has been quietly hiring human writers, designers, and editors at salaries north of $200,000.[1]https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/copywriter-creative-studio-at-openai-4344198805/ Meanwhile it shut down its Sora consumer app, the
Don’t give AI agents the keys to production
By Rohana Rezel The pitch is seductive. Point an AI agent at your infrastructure, give it a task, walk away. No tickets, no on-call rotations, no waiting for an engineer to get around to it. The agent reads the codebase,
Researchers used brain MRIs to build an AI that thinks like a human brain — and it is more resilient than standard deep learning
A team of researchers in Beijing has built an artificial neural network modelled directly on the primate brain’s visual system — and the result is an AI that makes decisions more like a human and holds up far better under
