There has been a number of introductory articles posted about chatGPT over the last few days, including this one. In case you missed it, "ChatGPT is the most advanced chatbot to date, capable of answering complex questions and carrying out many advanced tasks." Another, briefer, article is titled 'Making Sense of AI & ChatGPT in Education.' This GitHub resource, curated by Fatih Kadir Akin, lists "Awesome ChatGPT Prompts." Finally, probably the most interesting take on chatGPT of the last week was Dan Shipper's argument that applications like chatGPT will mean we no longer need to organize our notes; the AI will do it for us. "use intelligence to surface the right note, at the right time, and in the right format for you to use it most effectively. When you have intelligence at your disposal, you don't need to organize." Maybe. But what if organizing your notes isn't just sorting but a learning activity?
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