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Ideation and AI

  • Defining AI, Design, Design Theory, New and Emerging Technologies, Personal and Professional Development
Article by Rich Nadworny
IDEAS IN BRIEF
Ideation and AI
  • The article discusses a study that compares the ideation abilities of MBA students and ChatGPT, with ChatGPT outperforming in both the quantity and quality of ideas.
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AI as a Research Participant: Tips, Tools, and Techniques 

  • Artificial Intelligence, Behavioral Science, Contextual User Studies, Defining AI, Direct Observation Research, Emotion, Human factors, Interviews, New and Emerging Technologies

A Conversation with Marina Zhukova, PhD Student at UCSB and OneReach.ai Academic Fellow.

Article by Marina Zhukova
IDEAS IN BRIEF
AI as a Research Participant: Tips, Tools, and Techniques 
  • The article discusses the research into how emojis influence online communication, conducted using GPT-3.5 Turbo, and highlights the findings and challenges in incorporating AI into studies.
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5 Surprising Jobs That Won’t Get Eliminated By AI

  • Artificial Intelligence, Defining AI, Employee Experience, Employment and Hiring, Human factors, Personal and Professional Development

People who find ways to combine their knowledge and experience with AI-enabled tools will always have work waiting for them.

Article by Robb Wilson
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5 Surprising Jobs That Won’t Get Eliminated By AI
  • The article explores how AI is transforming the job landscape but highlights five types of jobs that won’t be eliminated by AI, emphasizing the importance of human interaction, contextual understanding, and creativity in these roles.
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What’s in a /ˈneɪm/?

  • Artificial Intelligence, Defining AI, New and Emerging Technologies, Prototypes, Voice & Natural Language

Getting AI to pronounce names correctly.

Article by Danny DeRuntz
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What’s in a /ˈneɪm/?
  • The article delves into the complexities of AI voice assistants mispronouncing names and offers a solution using phoneme extraction and TTS services to ensure accurate and personalized pronunciations for a better user experience.
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The Hidden Risks of Leveraging OpenAI’s GPT in Your Machine Learning Pipelines

  • Artificial Intelligence, Defining AI, New and Emerging Technologies, Privacy and Data Security, Research Methods and Techniques, Research Tools and Software

Discover four major risks that everyone should be aware of when incorporating generative AI into their ML modeling.

Article by Justin Swansburg
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The Hidden Risks of Leveraging OpenAI’s GPT in Your Machine Learning Pipelines
  • The article covers four major risks that everyone should be aware of when incorporating generative AI into their ML modeling:
    • Randomness
    • Target leakage
    • Hallucination
    • Topic Drift
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Shaping Future Interactions: AI, Ethics, and Robo-Utopia

  • Artificial Intelligence, Conversational Design, Defining AI, New and Emerging Technologies, Technology, UX Magazine, UX World Changing Ideas

There is no more significant time to be a designer than the present and no greater reward than creating something new and contributing to the betterment of others, but this also comes with a huge responsibility. As new and emerging technologies evolve at an unprecedented pace, we must ask ourselves: if this pace continues to accelerate, what challenges will we face?

Article by Nour Diab Yunes
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Shaping Future Interactions: AI, Ethics, and Robo-Utopia
  • The article proves that collaboration across fields of design, science, engineering, and technology is necessary to create a progressive future.
  • Bias in AI algorithms reflects societal biases and intersectional-centered approaches are necessary to prevent unfair consequences.
  • Advances in technology have allowed us to enhance our physical and cognitive skills, and we are entering a ‘post-human condition’ where our very identity as human beings is being redefined.
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