by Dmjames | Jul 17, 2026 | Blog Post 3 - Generative AI |
The environmental impact of AI is something that always complicates my views and feelings towards AI every time I am confronted with it, and reading Kalota (2024) was no exception. According to Kalota (2024), for GPT3 to be trained, it required the same amount of...
by veraniadr | Jul 17, 2026 | Blog Post 3 - Generative AI |
Kalota (2024) ChatGPT came out when I was in my final year of undergrad, and I had heard of students trying to use it to write papers and assignments for them. I remember many of the professors I had mentioned to us in class that when completing an assignment, refrain...
by aagyire1 | Jul 17, 2026 | Blog Post 3 - Generative AI |
Part 1 I have encountered generative AI in more places than I realize without really understanding how it works. I have used AI chat boxes that pop up on different websites whenever I need help finding information or have questions about a service. I have also used...
by jboyd49 | Jul 16, 2026 | Blog Post 3 - Generative AI |
Part 1- Kalota’s Primer The first time I really encountered generative AI was through the release of ChatGPT. Although I never really encountered it in my professional experience, I did use it out of curiosity in my personal life. I would use prompts centered...
by marksule | Jul 15, 2026 | Blog Post 3 - Generative AI |
Part 1 Before reading Kalota (2024), I thought generative AI was three things stacked together: a search engine pulling current information, a fact database storing mostly verified content, and a reasoning system working on top of both. I knew the reasoning layer...
