革新的な新しい研究で、研究者はChatGPTに学術的なコンテンツを作成するよう促し、質問した。研究者らは、ソフトウェアの影響を受けずに論文の考察部分を執筆し、この研究がAIが提供する新たな洗練されたレベルを実証し、技術の進歩に伴いアカデミック・インテグリティや剽窃に関する懸念が教育セクター全体で提起されているため、ChatGPTの使用と剽窃に対処することを強調した。 via 研究 新しい研究は、これらの問題のいくつかに対処するためにChatGPTを直接使用し、大規模言語機械（LLM）がどれほど洗練されたものになったかだけでなく、その肯定的な影響力を維持するために取ることができる対策も実証している。この研究1 は [...]...
Artificial intelligence and machine learning have the potential to revolutionize the way we live and work, but as we increasingly rely on these technologies, it’s crucial that we ensure they are designed, implemented, and monitored in an ethical manner. Unfortunately, this is not always the case, as numerous examples of the dark side of AI from around the world show. From the biased AI system used to predict crime in Chicago, to the AI-powered welfare assessments in Australia, and the use of AI in the criminal justice system in Germany, these technologies have too often perpetuated existing biases and inequalities. In this article, we will examine some of these examples […]
Algorithms in ancient times When you think of algorithms, you’re probably thinking of Wall Street supercomputers whizzing around making thousands of calculations and transactions in a fraction of a second or social media companies monitoring your every click and comment, targeting you with ads and polarizing content. The concept of an algorithm however, has been in use by humans for thousands of years in various forms such as instructions for performing tasks, solving problems and making decisions. Ancient civilizations, such as the Greeks and the Babylonians, have used algorithms in their mathematical and construction practices. Euclid, a Greek mathematician, described the Euclidean algorithm for finding the greatest common divisor of […]
The rise of Facebook (est. 2004) and Twitter (est. 2006), coupled with the coinciding increase in polarization, has been a hot topic in recent years. The basis of the discussion always seems to come down to striking a balance between profit and polarization. Solutions on how to fix polarization have been proposed by many: activists, experts, interest groups and government representatives by making changes in the field of regulation, transparency and education. But the real solution is simple: start scrolling stoned. The social media polarization hypothesis The general hypothesis of many of these research articles on social media and polarization usually focuses on the fact that it is these companies’ […]
