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Drawing diagrams with ChatGPT

Thanks to Milan Stürmer for pointing me towards this brilliant GPT:

This is its surprisingly great response to the brief request ‘draw me a diagram illustrating the main themes from Mark Carrigan’s work’:

And this its diagram of the first chapter of generative AI for academics:

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February 6, 2024
diagrams, drawing, Emerging tech in education, Generative AI for Academics
Academic practice, LLMs and social life
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