Hello and thank you for inviting me.
From the consumer I think to the learner, this is how to use AI in a learning environment.
That's a big step for universities and a big problem of testing people with a lot of tests
text and so it's also good to think about what yeah can be creative and how
can I be a learning subject within using AI I understand AI I work a lot with it
at the university because I'm in the IT sector but also I have questions how to
use it on a yeah I think hopeful manner and not also everything's
replacing oh I hope okay I combine two work environments my whole
working life that's so I also had ethical questions by AI when do I use it
and when do I use it not and what's about my privacy and something else so
that's on the one hand what I try to combine learning and
communication.
That's all what I have every time done as a consultant.
For my
use of ChenIE tools I'm happy and glad to be employee of the University of
Amsterdam because the University of Amsterdam provides an own ChenIE tool
with the following goal as an independent chat based application
application, developed by our own developers, and it's a safe way.
What are you doing when you are using ChatGPT?
What is ChatGPT doing with your information you are uploading, all the things?
Here in this environment, I have the possibility to delete everything.
everything.
Nobody knows and nobody cares.
The price for free, it was a long time ago
a very good BBC documentation.
We have to pay a lot to set up a good AI, oh, now I'm
Too much talking with my hands.
That's always my handicap.
There we are.
Sorry.
Okay.
So, a safely use.
I think if you use ChatGPT or something else, be aware of it.
I find it, for me, it's good to know.
and so I can can use everything what I ever have written to load it up and use
it with AI.
But that's for my use and that's also if you use it be
careful with what you use.
Thus that's the learning question for me does my
my creativity and my ability to learn decrease by using more and more generative IE.
I think that's always, I'm on educational science for the more developing of the learning
environment of the university.
we always have to to deal what theory is it if you use AI and it depends if you
have learning theories how I use generative AI and two learning theories
give me some guidelines how I can use it and one of them is the cognitive load
theory by John Sweller and the dual process model by Robert Kahneman.
I just
explain it later.
First of all, no, my ethical questions always, everybody use
it because it's here, but do I use it?
Or do I have to use it?
And I always
think about my reading experience with my child.
I read a lot of Harry Potter
and one of the famous scenes I myself combine with my use of AI, generative
IA is the question that Harry Potter buries the house elf Dobby by hand not
by magic and this is about respect this is about thinking what is my humanity in
the AI talking we talk a lot of about magic of course for a lot of people AI
is magic, what is it doing, but it's a stupid large language model with
waging, waging, waging and somebody knows and it costs a lot of energy.
So two
things for me is when is it good for my creativity, when can I use it
for therefore and when I have to do something without AI.
So I try one more
thing, a little help for me, John Sweller's cognitive load theory, it's a
theory you have posted, you can't learn anything if you have a lot of, I say always, packages.
If you are about more than 12 packages, nothing happens in your mind.
You can sit down and
smile and drink a lot, but you don't, yeah, it doesn't work in a learning process.
So
So there are different possibilities to increase your load.
If you use pictures, if you use paintings, you can double or with one third you can more
things remember what's happening.
But there's always a limit, and from this limit, on this theory by John Sweller, you have three different loads.
The first load is the intrinsic cognitive load.
What is the problem?
Is there a math problem that I can solve?
And do it by hand.
I should tell you.
And there is another load, the extraneous cognitive load.
This is what I always call noise, structuring things,
things who took a lot of time.
and there is a germane cognitive load that is now what I'm doing here or
preparing a lecture is I descend or descend or decimus this by teaching we
learn that's that what I'm doing now preparing a lecture or preparing this I
I learned the most, more than you, mostly because this is a German load for me.
But so you can differ and if you go through what tasks can be done by AI,
With the cognitive load theory in mind, mostly the work that can be labeled with
extraneous cognitive load is possible used for generative IA.
Structuring text,
if you are preparing for a meeting, you have a summary of a lot of texts, do it
by AI and be creative in the meeting.
Do work on the texts created by AI together in the
meeting and let the preparing work be done by ChatGPT or some other of the large language
models who can be used for it.
This is for me a very good manner of using a AI, generative
AI.
Before with an example of generative use with this extraneous cognitive load in the
the Lutheran Synod, I'm also here in the past as a minister, we are busy with the transitioning
to a new organizational structure with task groups.
The tasks are described, but how do we define the powers and responsibilities in such a
a new model.
Oh, oh, oh, nobody knows.
We ask Generative AI, please do it in bullets,
do it from simple complex to more complex.
You got within five minutes a wonderful model.
You can talk together and rewrite it, because it's never good, because it's not precisely
enough, but you have a blues print and that's wonderful to work with.
And always another helpful theory in mind is, I switch to another theory, is
the Kahneman's dual process model and how our mind works.
Because this is for me
also we yeah you have two processes a fast automatic processing if you are in
an in a discussion but afterwards you think oh what did I say and I think also
this is a way how to to deal with generative AI and what it's presenting
to us.
Somebody, yeah, fast thinking, fast texts but let it be in your mind one day
not a fast, too fast thinking about it.
So this is for my, for me, always have the
the human in the loop.
1There, take the time for the human in the loop.
Because otherwise
all the hallucinations you don't know.
This is my experience on this way.
And I find it
But it's interesting if you combine the two modes, because sometimes the slow thinking
helps you to automate the fast thinking.
So, especially if you are working in the therapy world, there's a lot of wins to get with this way that you don't overact or don't forget things people talk to you.
So that was for me the the second theory and if I have not anything at least
always don't forget the environmental and climate question.
AI uses a lot of
energy just before you use it always I ask think and aware, be aware.
Now thank
Thank you, that's what I want to present to you.