In response to a grad student worker strike, the school recommends that staff utilize generative AI tools “to give feedback or facilitate ‘discussion’ on readings or assignments.”
It’s the kind of car you might expect to load up with camping supplies in the back and a kayak on the top for a weekend excursion—with a much less hair-raising price point.
The company claims it “exhibits near-human levels of comprehension and fluency on complex tasks” including mathematics, language comprehension, and cognitive reasoning.
MoodCapture uses a facial recognition AI to pick up on subtle signs of depression—but it also opens the doors to a mess of privacy and security issues.