I’m not going to lie. When I was first introduced to ChatGPT, it absolutely terrified me. Was it going to: Automate the task and talent of writing that I find joy in? Transform my craft into a commodity? Render a skill set I’ve worked hard to hone irrelevant? Rather than sit with the fear, my team and I took action, investing every ounce of curiosity we could muster in learning about the capability and exploring its limitations. We played and explored in an effort to identify clear applications and use cases where AI could add real value to our clients and community. Introducing GrowBot Today... Continue Reading
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Artificial intelligence is advancing so rapidly, it can be hard to speculate about its effects on elders. What we can see is that applied to healthcare, it could be very positive. For older adults with multiple chronic conditions, there are different doctors with different perspectives, each a specialist in one thing. For anyone who has experienced what we call “fragmentation” in our healthcare system, you may see that the doctors don’t always communicate with one another. I can imagine a central database for each patient created immediately with AI, so that any physician could immediately... Continue Reading
Cyrus Jogina, a senior vice president at Concept PR, shares his insights on the evolving landscape of PR and the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology. Photo by Austin Distel on Unsplash In the fast-paced world of public relations (PR), professionals are constantly adapting to new technologies and industry dynamics to stay ahead. In a recent episode of the The KAJ Masterclass LIVE, Cyrus Jogina, a senior vice president at Concept PR, shared his insights on the evolving landscape of PR and the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology. Here are the key takeaways from... Continue Reading
Daniel Steele, entrepreneur and business strategist with over 25 years of experience in the tech industry, shares his insights on the good, the bad, and the ugly of AI. Artificial intelligence (AI) has been rapidly changing the landscape of various industries, impacting the way we work, learn, and communicate with each other. In this video, Daniel Steele, an accomplished entrepreneur, author, speaker, and business strategist with over 25 years of experience in the tech industry, shares his insights on the good, the bad, and the ugly of AI, specifically focusing on the impact of chat GPT, one... Continue Reading
Know from Clemens Behrend, Web3 Customer Experience Consultant about Harnessing AI in Customer Support. Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash In this video, we understand from Clemens Behrend, Web3 Customer Experience Consultant about Harnessing AI in Customer Support. Behrend shares his expertise on how AI can enhance the customer experience by providing personalized and efficient support. He also discusses the challenges and opportunities that come with implementing AI in customer support, and how businesses can effectively integrate this technology into their operations. Watch here: https://medium.com/media/c041f7586ef26076ddb2ca75fd51e62c/href Listen... Continue Reading
The news has exploded with stories about AI or artificial intelligence. One app that is getting a lot of attention is ChatGPT. It seems it will generate all types of writing. I was in the process of writing an article for the Times Record and thought I would try it out. A friend and colleague from the days of the Maine Technology Learning Initiative, Jim Moulton, said he had asked ChatGPT to write a poem about Maine in the style of Emily Dickinson. So, I appropriated the idea and asked ChatGPT to write a sonnet about Maine. Here it is–what do you think? Sonnet # 1 There lies a state with... Continue Reading
White men have the most success over the course of their lives in holding on to well-paying jobs that require high-level analytical abilities and interpersonal skills, a new study finds. They have so much success that they often remain in this challenging non-routine work – astronomer, community college instructor, and analyst are examples – well into their 60s and even 70s. This isn’t the case for everyone else. White women and also Asian-American men and women with college degrees also frequently start their careers in positions with demands that are similar to white men. But after they... Continue Reading