The “I asked ChatGPT” “I asked Grok” memes saturating X lately mock the usage of these AI programs in favor of anything else.

I learned so much from a 90-minute video series that taught me how to use generative AI for work and everyday life.

Mental labor and cultivating rational thought develop young minds and build meaningful adult lives. My students are casting those treasures aside to choose AI’s easy path.

AI is part of the future — whether we like it or not I want my daughter to know that it's not all doom and gloom. AI can be used for good, as I see every day in the tech sector.

AI is part of the future — whether we like it or not. I want my daughter to know that it's not all doom and gloom. AI can be used for good, as I see every day in the tech sector.

As a proud Gen-Zer, I enjoy memes quite a lot, so when I found out that Google is working on an AI-powered meme generator for Gboard, I was excited to try it.

If you don't think these AI trends and the memes they spawn are attracting wide use, stressing the system, and possibly eating natural resources, just look at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's comments.

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I've taught her fact-checking, understanding algorithms, and recognizing AI-generated content. AI can be helpful but I want to keep my daughter safe from fake content. As a mother who has worked ...

I've taught her fact-checking, understanding algorithms, and recognizing AI-generated content. AI can be helpful but I want to keep my daughter safe from fake content. As a mother who has worked ...