Module 7: Q&A Discussion Board

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Local: Aug 20 at 8:07am<br>Course: Aug 20 at 9:37am

Sharing an interesting article about "Why AI Oversight needs more than just a Human rubber stamp" https://www.dpexnetwork.org/articles/part-i-human-in-the-loop-is-not-a-magic-wand-why-ai-oversight-needs-more-than-a-human-rubber-stamp

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Sharing an interesting article about "Why AI Oversight needs more than just a Human rubber stamp"

https://www.dpexnetwork.org/articles/part-i-human-in-the-loop-is-not-a-magic-wand-why-ai-oversight-needs-more-than-a-human-rubber-stamp Links to an external site.

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  Local: Aug 20 at 11:54am<br>Course: Aug 20 at 1:24pm
  
  "A human who merely clicks “approve” without understanding the AI output is not a safeguard. A manager who reviews hundreds of AI-generated recommendations under time pressure is not exercising meaningful judgment. A domain expert who cannot see how the AI reached its conclusion is being asked to trust, not verify. A reviewer who has no authority to override the AI is not in control." Great quote, and nice find.
  
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  "A human who merely clicks “approve” without understanding the AI output is not a safeguard. A manager who reviews hundreds of AI-generated recommendations under time pressure is not exercising meaningful judgment. A domain expert who cannot see how the AI reached its conclusion is being asked to trust, not verify. A reviewer who has no authority to override the AI is not in control."
  
  Great quote, and nice find.
  
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Local: Aug 20 at 11:54am<br>Course: Aug 20 at 1:24pm

Hi everyone, I'm structuring the next 2 weeks of content to deliver maximum value with the 90 minutes I have with you. At a high level, this is how the next 2 lessons will be structured: Module 7, This Week a. Usual Module Recap (kept shorter - focused on core concepts).b. Walkthrough: Intelligent Inbox, Microsoft - no practical, primarily to talk through Ian's workflowc. Hands-on: Google Workspace Studio d. Walkthrough: (If time permits) Docker installation steps for non mac userse. Discussions on key themes on boardf. Capstone: Shorter segment - primarily question and answers and recap - as this will be saved for next week Module 8, Next Week a. Capstone: Opening with this, allocating 30-40 mins for an intensive session to bring everyone up to speed, longer if needed. b. Key concepts: Recap (kept shorter - focused on core concepts) c. N8N Practical: N8N Capstone Phase 3 walkthrough (By this week, we will make sure everyone is set-up) d. Discussions on key themes on boardI understand advanced users have some questions around the published steps, and I will attempt to bridge that gap in my live sessions, I would ask for some patience given my allocated limitations of time - I'll need to balance what is delivered for the collective good of each cohort. Look forward to seeing you this weekend, and hope you all have meaningful, impactful experiences in class.

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Hi everyone,

I'm structuring the next 2 weeks of content to deliver maximum value with the 90 minutes I have with you.
At a high level, this is how the next 2 lessons will be structured:

Module 7, This Week
a. Usual Module Recap (kept shorter - focused on core concepts).
b. Walkthrough: Intelligent Inbox, Microsoft - no practical, primarily to talk through Ian's workflow
c. Hands-on: Google Workspace Studio
d. Walkthrough: (If time permits) Docker installation steps for non mac users
e. Discussions on key themes on board
f. Capstone: Shorter segment - primarily question and answers and recap - as this will be saved for next week

Module 8, Next Week
a. Capstone: Opening with this, allocating 30-40 mins for an intensive session to bring everyone up to speed, longer if needed.
b. Key concepts: Recap (kept shorter - focused on core concepts)
c. N8N Practical: N8N Capstone Phase 3 walkthrough (By this week, we will make sure everyone is set-up)
d. Discussions on key themes on board

I understand advanced users have some questions around the published steps, and I will attempt to bridge that gap in my live sessions, I would ask for some patience given my allocated limitations of time - I'll need to balance what is delivered for the collective good of each cohort.

Look forward to seeing you this weekend, and hope you all have meaningful, impactful experiences in class.

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