Hosts James and Dan discuss artificial intelligence, exploring the day-to-day uses of large language models (LLMs) in educational software and professional settings. Are LLMs a true paradigm shift, or just another tool? How can users navigate the limitations of AI, such as "hallucination" and a lack of critical thinking, to effectively use it as an augmentation for their work?
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KeyedIn S1E2: Uses and Limitations of AI
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