Vermont educators students AI
Vermont educators invite Vermont students to share their thoughts and experiences about artificial intelligence.
 
Thank you students from Montpelier High School, Champlain Valley Union,  Springfield High School and River Valley Technical Center.
 
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Vermont educators students AI
Vermont educators invite Vermont students to share their thoughts and experiences about artificial intelligence.
 
Thank you students from Montpelier High School, Champlain Valley Union,  Springfield High School and River Valley Technical Center.
 

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Plus an AI generated summary of the conversation from Firefly.ai
 

The transcript is a conversation among educators and students about AI and its impact on education. Participants share their views on the opportunities and challenges presented by AI, including concerns around ethics, job displacement, and military use. Some participants highlight the potential for AI to solve complex problems like cancer diagnosis while others caution that it requires specific knowledge to properly utilize. The group also discusses using AI as a tool for explanation and teaching in general subjects. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for educators to stay informed about emerging technologies like AI to better prepare students for an ever-changing future.

 

The potential power of AI is discussed, with some seeing it as a weapon in the hands of those who control it. Educators express caution about its use, but also see the promise and potential for innovation in teaching. Some shared their experiences using AI and how they want teachers to view it as a tool rather than a cheat. The discussion highlights the need for educators to incorporate AI into their curriculum and adapt to changing technology. Students share their projects involving training an AI to play games or researching concepts using Chat GPT-3 with mixed results. The conversation ends with plans for sharing more project insights and ideas on how teachers can effectively integrate AI into education while addressing concerns around equity and accuracy of information generated by these systems.

A group of individuals share their experiences and thoughts on using Chat GPT-3 for various applications, including web design, essay writing, coding, and game development. They discuss the limitations and benefits of AI in creative fields and raise concerns about equity issues related to access to AI tools. One student shares a story about using Chat GPT-3 to generate a cake recipe. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the impact of AI on education and creativity. 

Keywords:education, AI, chat GPT, teachers, students, learning.

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Outline:

I have reviewed the transcript and identified the following chapters with timestamps:

1. Introduction and Purpose (0:00-2:14)

   - The meeting is being recorded and participants are asked for permission to share the content.

   - The purpose of the meeting is for educators to learn from students about the topic of AI and prepare them for the future.

2. Sharing Experiences with AI (2:15-12:10)

   - Participants share their experiences using AI, including Chat GPT, to help with research, writing, and coding.

   - The conversation also touches on the equity issue of access to AI technology.

3. Educator Perspective and Questions (12:11-16:08)

   - Educators discuss their perspective on using AI in the classroom and the need for additional information.

   - Questions are raised about the use of AI for writing essays and the role of educators in guiding students.

4. Closing Remarks and Future Opportunities (16:09-End)

   - Participants express gratitude for the opportunity to share and learn from each other.

   - The meeting is concluded with an invitation to stay in touch and share ideas for future conversations.

Note: timestamps are approximate and may vary based on the specific transcript used.

 

Notes:

The meeting is being recorded.

The educators want to prepare students for the future.

They want to learn from student's perspective on AI.

The meeting is being recorded to share useful parts with other educators.

Kristen is a Vermont CSTA member.

They share some things they have been doing with AI.

They talk about the use of AI in the classroom.

They discuss the responsibilities of educators in helping students discern what is important.

They discuss the usefulness of AI in summarizing documents.

They discuss the equity issue of access to AI.

The meeting ends with the suggestion to keep in touch and share ideas.