By now you must have heard about ChatGPT and maybe the idea that it can do everything instead or for you. That is at the level of hype that reminds me of a story, which might be an urban legend. Allegedly, when Windows 95 software came out in 1995, its marketing campaign was so successful that lots of people bought...
This is the first post of a (self-)educational series of posts trying to keep abreast of AI related resources. It is also a chronological repository of what I may want to be able to find again in the future. “Do We Need Librarians Now that We Have ChatGPT?” by Valerie Forrestal on May 15, 2023, in Choice360.org A useful summary...
So you want to be a Prompt Engineer? Where to start? How about taking the “How to Research and Write Using Generative AI Tools” course on LinkedIn Learning by Dave Birss, as I did? The course was a great start and below I summarize a few key takeaways from it. However, I have to warn you that just taking this...
This website went live 12 years ago today, so Happy Birthday to us! The company has existed since 1995 and has had a website since then, but the “new” domain and website was born on September 20, 2009
I love learning new skills and tools. So when I saw an ad for an interesting-looking job and found that they prefer someone who is familiar with a particular text analysis tool I never used before I jumped on the opportunity to learn more about it. That’s how I ended up taking the “NVivo 2018 Essential Training” course by David...
Hello, I am looking for a part-time (20 hr/week), online job, starting August 15, in any of these specialties: Data Analyst – I have been working as a technical analyst for 15 years; and now studying data analytics Librarian – I have an MLIS degree from a top school; have been organizing information online for 26 years; worked as a...
In the month of April 2021 I was quite busy. Here are some of the things I added to the internet this month: Vision Nest ( VisionNest.com ) I took the essential points from three online courses I took and posted a blog entry about each. Namely:
If you came here to learn practical tips focus on the six points below. I gathered them from Google Digital Garage’s course titled “Build confidence with self-promotion” If you want a bit more context then read on. If you have 17 minutes do the free course yourself.
More than half the world and four out of five people in the US are on social media (according to Statista), so there is a good chance that you, dear reader, are also active there. Whether you have explicit goals by participation in this sphere or not it never hurts to get better at what you are doing. I took...
What I learned from taking the Writing a Compelling Blog Post course If you want to be a successful blogger you need to learn more than the art of writing. As a first step you need to define what you want to accomplish, what success means to you. Second step includes educating yourself. Starshine Roshell’s course on LinkedIn Learning is...
Today and tomorrow (April 23-24, 2020) I am “at” the Budapest Startup Safari. I attended it in person the previous two years and as it is online this year I logged on. The first session I checked was on “Automatization and AI in the fight against money laundering”. I was interested in this topic, because this is one of the...
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