Artificial Intelligence

Scientists and fire managers are using artificial intelligence and local landowner input to slow the spread of wildfires.

The acting is solid, the story is only predictable toward the end and the cinematography is hypnotically heart-stopping. The visionary style of The Creator obviously brings to mind the look of past sci-fi gems 2001: A Space Odyssey, Blade Runner, and Blade Runner 2049.

We revisit our conversation with Brent Orrell where we talked about his column, Heeding the Warning from the Future.

On this episode we discuss another port near the Great Salt Lake, A.I. in schools, mail carriers and Utah Pride Center intrigue.

ChatGPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) allows users to quickly track down information on a wide range of topics. But some worry it could be disruptive in the workforce and academia.

In other news, seven people are vying for the Ogden Mayor position, and the Division of Wildlife Resources has released a new app for those searching for "deadheads."

Our guest for this episode is Jennifer Keating, professor at the University of Pittsburgh. We discuss and explore the rapid development of artificial intelligence systems and their integration–sometimes unknowingly to the end user–into many aspects of our daily lives.

The artificial intelligence bot ChatGPT can do more than write funny poems. It’s capable of writing a college length essay on almost any prompt you give it, making it a potentially powerful tool for plagiarisim.