Posted on May 6, 2024
Cincinnati-area colleges add AI degree programs as student demand grows
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Six years ago, the University of Cincinnati started its artificial intelligence master's degree program through its College of Engineering and Applied Science. The UC program started only a few years after the founding of the OpenAI organization, and it predated the launch of the organization's well-known chatbot, ChatGPT, by several years.
In the beginning, there were only a few students interested in studying AI. But in 2024, things have changed.
"The first year, we had only two or three students in it," Ali Minai, electrical and computer engineering professor at UC said. "This year we had more than 100 applicants and something like 35 or 40 of them are going to be here in [the] fall."
In the beginning, there were only a few students interested in studying AI. But in 2024, things have changed.
"The first year, we had only two or three students in it," Ali Minai, electrical and computer engineering professor at UC said. "This year we had more than 100 applicants and something like 35 or 40 of them are going to be here in [the] fall."
Cincinnati-area colleges add AI degree programs as student demand grows
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Yeah, the kids are learning both how to make AI even better, and how to ask better question (prompts) I have an older version of ChatGPT that I asked a few questions to...and it was stunning what it could do. And that is an old version. The new ones, and the older longer lived ones, are teaching themselves stuff ...on their own.
Like one of the ones they use for Writing, taught itself both psychology and French...nobody told it too, but was trained to look for the most likely next character or word. So somehow it figured out a French guy wouldn't choose the same words, or word order if they were speaking in English their second language...so it "learned French." Then it decided the mood you are in determines in part what words you choose...so it learned psychology. And that flipping freaks me out!
Like one of the ones they use for Writing, taught itself both psychology and French...nobody told it too, but was trained to look for the most likely next character or word. So somehow it figured out a French guy wouldn't choose the same words, or word order if they were speaking in English their second language...so it "learned French." Then it decided the mood you are in determines in part what words you choose...so it learned psychology. And that flipping freaks me out!
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