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New Event! AI Basics for Extension: Intro to Using AI

AI Basics for Extension: Intro to Using AI
June 1st, 2023  2:00 - 3:30 PM ET
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If you are new you new to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and wondering
how it can enhance your work? Intrigued by the buzz of AI but don't
know where to start? This special session for Extension Professionals
will explore the basics of Artificial Intelligence and its potential use in Extension work. This engaging and informative session is a great
opportunity to learn about the potential of AI, whether you're a
complete novice or just looking to expand your knowledge!

This session will cover:

  • Basics of AI, from large language models to machine learning
    and neural networks
  • Use cases in Extension where AI has been successfully
    implemented
  • a demonstration, real-time examples and a  highlight of
    strengths and weaknesses of three tools: ChatGPT, Bing Chat
    & Canva AI Generator
  • Q&A session to address any questions that attendees may have

This session is open to all Extension Professionals.

*Extension Foundation acknowledges certain institutions may have AI technology restrictions. Please verify with your institution before using any discussed or demonstrated tech in this session. This session is for professional and academic development.

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Hi,

I have a schedule conflict. Will this training be available in the library after-the-fact?

Thank you

Hey Angela - yes, it will be available in our Video Resource Library here in Connect Extension, usually within 72 hours of the event completion.

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