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Frothing About AI? This WAS 5 Years Ago In Australia. AI is NOT new...

  Home   »   Journals   »   Semester 1 2019   »   Preparing for the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Education in Australia 5 February 2019 Issue: Semester 1 2019 Category: For your Future Kalervo Gulson, Sam Sellar, Andrew Murphie and Simon Taylor argue we can act now to ensure the Australian experience of artificial intelligence in schools can be positive… Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a central part of contemporary life. However, AI is being introduced into education policy areas, specifically K-12 systems and schools, much faster than either research on its effects or regulation on its use. In this article we will highlight some key areas relevant to education [i] including the connection between skills and AI, and possible ways to respond to, and prepare for, AI not only in schools but in broader society. We conclude with recommendations and links for helping students and citizens to learn more about AI. AI broadly refers ...

LLM, DLT, Agents and Ethical Training Data.

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DATA INTEGRITY.  Who (or what) is feeding the exponential LLM tip of AI?  The Race to The Top...? or bottom...?  READ SAIL for informed, long term, well researched insights Here is the latest news on Agents, AI, LLM and resources on agents from SAIL.  I HIGHLY recommend you read and subscribe to the newsletter. Invaluable, grounded and deep research on substantive ethical LLM models and instructional design. πŸ ‹πŸ ‹πŸ ‹ Welcome to Sensemaking, AI, and Learning (SAIL) by George Siemens Likely no trend in AI will be more substantive this year than agents. After significant advancement in the capabilities of  foundation models , application of those models as part of a value ecosystem (including approaches like  LLMs as an operating system ) are the next logical step. I humbly recommend educators/faculty/admin/ designers get comfortable with agents as both a concept and a technology. Agents have a long history in AI, but were best explained in Russell & Norvig’...

SAIL 2025

George Knows, Be Like George.  READ & SUBSCRIBE ➤ SAIL into all things research & learning 2025 "Before diving into agents, here is an existential thread worth thinking about. Highlights include: “The world isn't grappling enough with the seriousness of AI and how it will upend or negate a lot of the assumptions many seemingly-robust equilibria are based upon…Then it will force changes in philosophy. What are we here for? Why do we do the things we do? If everything we care about is automatable, what is our role in the world?” The world isn't grappling enough with the seriousness of AI and how it will upend or negate a lot of the assumptions many seemingly-robust equilibria are based upon. — Joshua Achiam (@jachiam0) January 5, 2025 The 2025 AI Engineer Reading List by swyx & Alessio We picked 50 paper/models/blogs across 10 fields in AI Eng: LLMs, Benchmarks, Prompting, RAG, Agents, CodeGen, Vision, Voice, Diffusion, Finetuning. If you're starting from ...

SAIL 2025 lead learners

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2025 2025 2025 plus ONE8ONE74!  All The Way πŸ™πŸ€£πŸ’•πŸ€£πŸ™ George knows. Be like George. Follow George.  Welcome to   Sensemaking, AI, and Learning (SAIL) . The last year has been hectic on the AI advancement front, accelerating in December as Google (DeepMind) and OpenAI took turns announcing significant new capabilities in their models. One of my personal goals for 2025 is to increase the signal to noise ratio by doing deeper dives into substantial developments and spending less time with more transient advances. And, as always, finding spaces where consequential voices are speaking. Here’s a few reflections on 2024 and expectations of 2025 that are worth spending some time exploring: 2025 Beckons  Scroll down for some important orienting thoughts for this upcoming year from a range of entrepreneurs and researchers, including the token focus on agents as a key trend this year as well as AI as a uniting technology (Audrey Tang) AI Orchestration . There is a growing ecos...

#LAK11

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  Remember The Daze Of The  Olde Skool Yard We used To (not) laugh a lot.   Eons before Zuck King Leaked, Wreaked havoc with Your Face We feared this whale breach coming storm would not Be Such A Pretty Thing.   And Dear Players Who owns your whole of soul? For It's Only Just The Key Stroke Beginning Of The Real WWW.   So Go, So Grow, Create, study, Your Self First Before The Ides of Their March Consumer You.   And You Will, Self Rising, Like flower, knot flour, as   Dorothy and Toto and Alice Knew.   Txx #lak11