Tag: user interface
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Weekly digest 48
A weekly collection of things I found interesting, thought-provoking, or inspiring. It’s almost always about higher education, mostly technology, and usually AI-related.
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Lapin introduces a new Twitter-like interface for generative AI
The Twitter-like user interface for Lapin makes it easy to explore new ideas.
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Weekly digest 23
A weekly collection of things I found interesting, thought-provoking, or inspiring. It’s almost always about higher education, mostly technology, and usually AI-related.
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User guide for Claude AI
This user guide for Claude is an excellent resource, not only for understanding how you can use Claude more effectively, but for understanding language models in general. There’s an introduction, sections on prompt design and useful hacks to improve Claude’s responses, and an overview of the use cases you might consider for Claude. It also…
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Language models will not always be accessed through a text-based chatbot. At some point, voice will be the user-interface, and not only the interface to the language model, but to everything we interact with.
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Weekly digest (12-18 Jun 2023)
Podcasts I’ve been thinking about podcasts a lot this past week, in relation to a project I’m trying to get off the ground at work. Specifically, I’m thinking about podcasting as a legitimate scholarly activity, and trying to figure out how to set things up to make it as easy as possible for colleagues to…
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Weekly digest (22-28 May 2023)
I spent a lot of time this week experimenting with a range of software that we need for a new In Beta project that Ben and I are working on. I wasn’t sure if it was worth writing this process up, but figured it may be useful for someone else, so here goes. It’s also…
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Weekly digest (01-07 May 2023)
Opening up, or closing down, your optionsI don’t remember if I saw this list somewhere, or if I made it up. I’ve come across the following ways of thinking about generative AI and language models in higher education and professional practice: My initial thought was that this feels almost like a progression through stages (maybe…
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Tool: Wikiwand – a modern reader for Wikipedia
Wikiwand is a modern reader for web and mobile, that optimizes Wikipedia’s amazing content for a significantly improved reading experience. Fortunately, all articles on Wikipedia are released under a free license, which allows us to fetch Wikipedia articles and optimize them for maximum readability and enjoyment. At Wikiwand, we’re all about providing you with a…
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I didn’t become a physician to do data entry
I opened Ms. Tucker’s chart. There were twenty-one tabs vertically on the left-hand corner of the screen and eighteen tabs horizontally on the top of the screen. I quickly glanced through the cluttered twenty-one vertical tabs; I clicked on the one I am looking for — “transfer medication reconciliation” in the 19th slot. A new…
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The future is ear: Why “hearables” are finally tech’s next big thing
Your ears have some enormously valuable properties. They are located just inches from your mouth, so they can understand your utterances far better than smart speakers across the room. Unlike your eyes, your ears are at work even when you are asleep, and they are our ultimate multi-taskers. Thousands die every year trying to text…