Banana flavour Angel Delight. We’re partying like it’s 1976

On Tuesday 21 May, we will have a free demo day from 12 - 4pm in the Great Hall King's College London with a variety of interactive #artificialintelligence demos for you to get involved in. Check out what will be on offer 🧵👇

My grandad got tickets for this and he took me . He clapped politely when West Ham scored- folk did that back in the day- but even then I knew not to sully my palms in that way😂 . Still have a soft spot for Fulham

Programmatic assessment has been such a theme throughout the QAA assessment festival this week. Delighted that we are already on this journey at University of Leeds

'chatGPT is not phenomenal'

New blog post! Mandeep Gill Sagoo (King's College London) details her project 'Empowering Inclusion: Developing Innovative Digital Resources and Sustainable Student-Led Tier Support System,' and its animated scenarios related to depicting microaggressions.
fantasy-animation.org/current-posts/…

Preparing for an event I'm running with the British Acupuncture Accreditation Board I came acoss this excellent, thought-provoking piece from Saffron Huang on the synergies between Chinese Traditional Medicine and current trends in AI wired.com/story/machine-…

Hi PRIDE Network, #PRIDEconference and everyone else involved in #PHDlife . Just wanted to draw your attention to the Nordic conference on PhD supervision to be held Karlstads universitet sola.kau.se/cophs/
Deadline for abstracts 29 april. Please help spreading the word.

Well this is timely...and pragmatic! Thanks MartinCompton !

It was not help before Gen AI when it comes to good academic writing, so definitely no help now. Turn it off. Spend the money on real people to support student writing.

The use of scenarios with the accompanying explanations really helps with thinking through the possible responses. Another excellent resource - thanks for sharing!

King's GenAI guidance for doctoral students and supervisors kcl.ac.uk/about/strategy…

Scenarios for supervisors and PhD students to clarify guidance on (in)approipriate use of genAI kcl.ac.uk/about/strategy…

This may end up being a big deal:

Usually LLMs just predict the next token in a sequence, one at a time, but if you have them predict the next several tokens at once you get significantly better performance, faster, and with no added costs. The gains are better for bigger models

How will people experience the future of justice? Enter a virtual world in a workshop held by Cari Hyde-Vaamonde (@KCL_Law) on Wednesday 22 May kcl.ac.uk/events/mercy-e…

AI could unlock the door to more effective drugs.💻💊

Researchers from King's Chemistry KCL Physics and Kvantify have used AI to uncover a new axis to improve drug delivery in nanoparticles for both new and existing treatments.

#Scienceatkings ⬇️
kcl.ac.uk/news/interdisc…

ReGenAI 2024: 4th June 2024, Greenwich campus. A summit connecting data science, artificial intelligence (AI) and pedagogical transformation, ft. keynotes Dr Mark Carrigan Mark Carrigan and Prof Kit Zhang. Register here: forms.office.com/Pages/Response…

so I have seen some outputs of the cleverly hyped so called GPT2 chatbot via the arena chat.lmsys.org - based on what I have read in the speculations it feels like a stealthy 4.5 release ...but what do I know?

“Compared to sitting, leg shaking significantly increased total energy expenditure” Shapna Compton

Colleagues King's College London (including James Ackroyd, Canh Thien Dang, Dr Anat Keller and Cari Hyde-Vaamonde) present projects engaging with AI in Higher Education as part of the King's Festival of Artificial Intelligence. Reserve your space ⬇️
kcl.ac.uk/events/ai-in-h… MartinCompton