Jul 2026· Open Access Government· Vol 51, pp. 292-293· 0 citations
Abstract
Nancy Butler Songer from the University of Utah discusses what we know about generative artificial intelligence and its impact on learning. Generative AI (GenAI) is artificial intelligence (AI) that emerged as a mass-market in 2022 and uses machine learning and enormous datasets to manufacture content based on user- generated prompts. As a subset of AI systems, GenAI models use analysis and pattern recognition to generate what Emily Bender and Alex Hanna describe as ‘synthetic’ outputs (2025). The content can consist of text, images, video, audio, computer code, or all of these.
These tools serve brewers at every career stage, because assembly work is checkable at any level, whereas diagnostic output is something a junior brewer escalates rather than acts on, and AI raises the value of brewing judgment rather than replacing it.
This book provides a comprehensive toolkit for harnessing the power of GenAI to craft marketing strategies that not only predict customer behaviors but also captivate and convert, leading to improved cost per acquisition, boosted conversion rates, and increased net sales.
It is proposed that information theory and Bayesian statistics deserve greater emphasis in the curriculum than they currently receive, that the everyday experience of end-user programming is a more honest starting point than the rhetoric of conversational “agents,” and that the proper aim of AI education is to form cri...
Alan F. Blackwell· Proceedings of the 2026 Unit...· 0 citations
It is shown how recent progress in generative AI becomes genuinely useful in markets when it helps model participant behavior, ground reasoning in live documents and order-flow data, and support research and execution workflows that can survive contact with production.
Z. Iklassov, Hachem Madmoun, J. Duhot et al.· Proceedings of the 32nd ACM...· 0 citations
How Generative AI is evolving beyond ChatGPT is discussed and its potential to support human creativity and problem-solving is explored and the need for reliable, transparent, secure, and responsible AI systems for future applications is emphasized.
Syed Jamesha S. N, V. M., S. S et al.· International Research Journ...· 0 citations
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