It makes me tired. I don't want to be a forensic teacher.

I'll bet. A whole added layer. Thanks, "AI."

Did anyone see the lunar eclipse? I meant to wake up early but by the time I went outside the moon had already set.

found other challenges in the home front: [link]

The cat is posting the same picture on Cat Facebook, or whatever they use.

Did anyone see the lunar eclipse?

It's cloudy and drizzly here, so the eclipse was only a rumor in these parts.

I woke up too late for it

I didn't see the eclipse but the full moon was quite bright in the SF sky.

I briefly woke up a little before 5 am and considered moon watching, but we had cloud cover here.

Shir, Nilly - thank you for posting. I’m think of you often.

Kat, so nice to see you here. Mac is taking English 101 this semester and I have warned him to not depend on AI, but he will he? Who knows. I still refuse to use anything at work.

I do use the Zoom AI note taker for my meeting recaps (we use to use the term "minutes" but have not for a long time) but it needs a lot of editing to make sense and be relevant. It's pretty good at capturing all the random chitchat and small talk we inevitably get up to, I'll give it that. It's bad at just stupid stuff like getting the acronyms we all use right and will occasionally summarize a discussion with, like, the opposite conclusion we all agreed to. Is going through it to pull an actual recap together better than relying on my own handwritten notes? Slightly, maybe? I still take my own notes, but I don't have the pressure of realizing I didn't write anything down while we were talking something out and maybe I will remember it wrong, I guess - if the AI gets it wrong it's still an issue but it's less my fault...

Interesting. I have it installed and often take the suggestions, and well, often ignore it too. But it does catch stupid type stuff quite efficiently. (it had a bunch of suggestions on the pasted comment)

Grammarly definitely catches the stupid stuff, which means most of what I'm writing. The issue is that basically beiges everyone's voice so we all sound the same. Kids with beige writing voices already (meaning they write in the academic voice that is correct, but dull), do sound like AI. So for them to prove they aren't AI is a lot of work. Of course most voices are created by writing quirks (like my love a semi-colon).

I do use AI. Less now than last year. I spend a fair amount working through an idea with AI, but my urge to have it make me more efficient has waned. I actually am less concerned about being increasingly productive for a system that just wants to grind me up and spit me out for as cheap as possible.

msbelle, Grace took English 101. I created a GPT for her to use to help her think through her long paper but it wouldn't give her answers or write anything for her. Would ask her leading questions though.

I definitely didn't see the lunar eclipse, but the Griffith Observatory's video of it is kinda cool. [link]