Nov '23 (edited) in General discussion
Have you already had the chance to utilize AI in your facilitation sessions, and in what way?
I do enjoy digitizing workshops a lot; however, sometimes deciphering handwriting could be a very, very tedious and time-consuming task.
You have probably all seen the video in which GPT-4 helps the user lower their bike seat by 'looking' at the bike and providing guidance in every step of the process. When I saw the video, I thought, okay, that's cool, but how can I apply this in my day-to-day tasks?
Fast-forward to today. I just finished digitizing a workshop using the GPT-4, and the results were pretty surprising.
Without providing the workshop context, the GPT-4 managed to read the handwriting of the individual sticky notes much better than I expected, yet I took it with a grain of salt, considering the lack of context.
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Have you already had the chance to utilize AI in your facilitation sessions, and in what way?
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