In Lesson 20 we saw that the problem was GIGO. Now we look at the solution. In the next three lessons we will see three practise items on the GBB. The first one will be: Free Fridays on Public Transport. These will be full 10-point GBBs and therefore assisted by AI. Human binary thinkers usually can do around 3-5 points.
Lesson 23 Daily Feedback Question:
Do a GBB about how you currently feel about AI.
• Post below a GOOD point you like about AI.
• Post below a BAD point you don’t like about.
• Post below a BETTER point you think could be better about AI.
Next Lesson: GBB Practise #1
for Eilleen Shields (posted by SOT)
Lesson 4
Good: saves time searching for data and offers a larger volume of data to review
Bad: contains bias but more importantly smothers the ability to think for yourself eg too easy to jump on the application in the first instance, rather than stopping to work it through on your own then supplement with the chatgpt.
Better: it does offer an advantage of being able to spot patterns and customise to your need
do a gbb about your own censoring:
Good – Mitigating Misinformation: It reduces the spread of false or misleading information, contributing to a more informed user base.
Bad = Freedom of Speech: Excessive censorship can infringe upon freedom of speech, stifling open discourse.
Better – User Customization: Offer users granular control over censorship settings, allowing them to define their own boundaries.
1. Good Point – saves time
2. Bad Point – unclear on where the assumptions used and or replies are coming from.
3. Better Point – personalised Chat GPT designed to use only ‘approved’ data sources.
1. Good point – AI ChatGP gives rapid access to background to any problem being considered
2. Bad point – AI ChatGP has a tendency to be very factual based and appears to be adverse to reporting matters that are media reported even when prompted to use same as well.
3. I am looking forward to it using GBB as it has promised to do in future as it should enhance the process
Good – can be used for lateral thinking
Bad – it can lead to a virtual reality
Better – disclosure of its use to people to whom the results are communicated
Do a GBB about how you currently feel about AI and ChatGPT
Good:
Shorten time
More choices
Irrational creativity
Availability
Find the right thing
Logical
Instructive
Productive
Efficient
Simple to use
Bad:
Requires simplified thinking
Requires sophisticated thinking
Can deceive when you have no understanding in the subject matter
Can lead to wasting time on wrong directions
When you insert a stupid question, you get extended stupid question
Has no EQ
Does not know me
Destructing the focus
Does not know when to stop
When conducting a conversation, it loses direction
Better:
Mutual training in thinking
Requires objective thinking
Can teach faster new things
Enable to communicate better with technology
Balancing deep knowledge Vs. Shallow
Triggers my thinking
Create diversity
Makes me think
By using prompts, it trains me in productive thinking
Training me to think faster
ChatGPT gives access to a vast amount of information.reliability of information is unknown. it can give different points of view regarding the focus of attention
I trained Chat GPT with GBB on one subject today, it profoundly an amazing experience that led to a list of exploration. I will do more tomorrow and the following 9 days to cover 10 areas and practice the model
Good – It thinks very fast
Bad – It can hallucinate
Better- It starts using lateral thinking
Good: the option to have a vulnerable/frank discussion with Chat GPT and it’s ability to role -play is remarkable.
Bad: Not understanding the limitations of ChatGPT. It can sound incredibly confident as it makes something up.
Better: The opportunity for super-prompts – just using the GBB prompt today was remarkable. Having this available to everyone and them to be able to have a discussion with AI is remarkable