All posts tagged "AI"
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Questions for AI will persist for generations
“Hey, Google” is something we commonly hear people ask when people have questions. What does the future of AI look like for members of different...
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Student opinions vary on integrity of AI art
In recent years, AI image generation has evolved from an online joke, known for poor quality and comical results, into something far more sophisticated. AI...
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Teachers find AI has educational advantages as well as limits
AI has become a powerful tool in recent years, it has been a useful tool for students and even some staff. Due to its use...
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HCC technology camps can expand young learners’ coding knowledge coding, more
In previous years, Hawkeye Community College had summer camps aimed toward a younger audience of learners 8-14. This summer, HCC has more camps than ever...
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New AI club hopes to highlight benefits beyond Chatbot GT
The new AI club aims to teach more students about AI as it continues to advance and become more common. On Jan. 31 the AI...
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Many ups, downs to using AI in various creative mediums
Many articles and online forums have gone on and on about AI and how good/bad it is, but how good or bad is it really?...
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Art world divided over AI art
Local artists are divided on whether AI art is a good tool for artists or plagiarism. AI has been a concern in recent years as...
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AI has creative potential
When different types of AI are brought into a conversation in regards to a classroom setting, it’s usually about cheating. But AI, like ChatGPT and...
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ChatBot forces teacher to carefully revision instruction of student writing
As of recently, questions about plagiarism with students’ work have risen. Because of a popular website called ChatBot, students have the opportunity to use the...
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AI will likely continue its expansion as essential tool of artists
AI art is actually nothing new. The first use of AI to help an artist create art emerged in the 1840s with the help of...
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Change in DEI legislation impacting many Cedar Valley programs, departments
The Waterloo Community School District cancels an annual event celebrating African American authors out of fear they will lose federal funding due to recent anti-DEI legislation. In February many...
