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AI Essentials
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Section 1: What is AI?3 Topics
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Section 2: Types of AI1 Topic
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Section 3: What Powers AI?1 Topic
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Section 4: Specialized Types of AI1 Topic
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Section 5: What is Generative AI?3 Topics
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Section 6: Prompts for Generative AI2 Topics
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Section 7: The CRE Framework in Action1 Topic
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Section 8: Let’s Start Creating Prompts9 Topics
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Scenario 1: Creating a Classroom Activity
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Scenario 2: Dealing with an Angry Parent
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Scenario 3: Drafting a School Announcement
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Scenario 4: Assisting with Legal Contracts
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Scenario 5: Writing a Proposal to the Department Head for Program Funding
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Scenario 6: Using ChatGPT to Solve Math Problems
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Using ChatGPT for Image Generation
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Using AI for Music Generation
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Using AI for Video Generation
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Scenario 1: Creating a Classroom Activity
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Section 9: Vision and Voice Features in ChatGPT2 Topics
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Section 10: Using ChatGPT Responsibly4 Topics
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Section 11: Conclusion1 Topic|1 Quiz
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Let’s focus on the three types of AI you’ll encounter in real life:
1. Narrow AI (Artificial Narrow Intelligence – ANI) (What We Use Today)
- What it is: AI designed to perform a single task or a limited set of tasks.
- Examples:
- Voice assistants (Siri, Alexa).
- Recommendation systems (Netflix, Spotify).
- Self-driving cars.
- Tools like ChatGPT or DeepSeek.
- Key Trait: Excels at specific tasks but lacks general reasoning or consciousness.
- Status: The only type of AI that exists today.
2. General AI (Artificial General Intelligence – AGI)
- What it is: Hypothetical AI with human-like cognitive abilities—it can learn, reason, and adapt to any intellectual task.
- Example: A machine that can write a novel, solve complex physics problems, and learn a new language with human-level proficiency.
- Key Trait: Self-aware and capable of abstract thinking.
- Status: Not yet achieved; remains a theoretical goal.
3. Superintelligent AI (Artificial Superintelligence – ASI)
- What it is: AI that surpasses human intelligence in all domains, including creativity, problem-solving, and social skills.
- Example: A system that solves global challenges like climate change or disease eradication far more effectively than humans.
- Key Trait: Outperforms the brightest human minds in every field.
- Status: Purely speculative; exists only in science fiction and philosophical debates.