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Education Spending – Current – Damage to Education by Cuts – DrWeb – ChatGPT
Correction: Corrected post, the original showed I used Perplexity. It was ChatGPT instead. 1. Education in the Federal Budget & GDP 👉 So:• ≈ 4 % of the federal budget is Education Department funding.• Government education outlays are about 5.4 % of GDP, including state and local contributions. 2. What happens to the billions rescinded last night by…
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Major Legal Cases & Lawsuits vs. Trump – A Summary as of June, 2025 (ChatGPT)
Here’s the revised, blog-ready summary of major federal legal cases since January 20, 2025, involving Trump, his administration, or associates—with docket info, court status, next steps, and direct links to court documents. Sources are major outlets and official filings. Editor’s Note: There’s also the PDF of this blog post at the end. 🧑⚖️ U.S. Supreme Court –…
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This ChatGPT update will change the tool forever – Softonic
A quiet but profound shift is happening in the world of AI. ChatGPT is no longer just a smart assistant you use and forget. …Read more… Source Links: This ChatGPT update will change the tool forever – Softonic
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ChatGPT gets a useful new home for your AI images – and it could be the first step towards OpenAI’s new Instagram rival – Techradar
By David Nield published yesterday ChatGPT gets an image library ChatGPT‘s recent image update almost broke the internet, and certainly put a ton of pressure on OpenAI’s huge stack of graphics processors – and now users are getting a dedicated space inside the chatbot’s interface for their AI pictures. As announced by OpenAI (via The…
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“Yes, It Can Happen Here” – Part II
Editor’s Note: This is my Part II, followup on the article posted earlier at:https://staging-b531-drwebdomain.wpcomstaging.com/2025/02/23/yes-it-can-happen-here-and-the-movies-warned-us/ Here is a curated list of films and TV shows that explore themes of political oppression, military dictatorship, and societal repression, with a focus on fictional portrayals of the consequences of dictatorships. The list was prepared by my prompt in ChatGPT,…
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“The War on Democracy”
I have used ChatGPT for months now, successfully interacting with the Artificial Intelligence. I find the model uses details of Democracy, our Nation’s History, Founding Fathers, and more. I find myself impressed with it’s “intelligence” about facts and information as accurate, as told by a well-informed citizen would if they knew the data ChatGPT does.…
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ChatGPT and Generative AI Tools for Learning and Research | Online Searcher | Computers in Libraries
By Bohyun Kim, September 1, 2023 (posted) Many sophisticated machine learning (ML) products recently have been introduced as general-purpose content-creation tools. The one that has garnered the most attention was ChatGPT, a chatbot powered by the large language model (LLM) GPT-3.5. An LLM is a type of ML model that performs various natural language processing tasks—such as…
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Philip K. Dick predicted ChatGPT and its grim ramifications
Dick’s novel “The Penultimate Truth” already showed us how AI that writes according to prompt can be corrupted By David Gill, Published June 10, 2023 10:59AM (EDT) Philip K. Dick had some strange ideas about the future. In his 40-plus novels and 121 short stories, the science fiction author imagined everything from “mood organs” which…
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“Do We Need Librarians Now that We Have ChatGPT?”
Where ChatGPT and librarians collide. Posted on May 15, 2023 in Blog Posts When discussions about ChatGPT began some months ago, librarians immediately started the conversation about its implications for education. Now, several debacles and many dire warnings later, we’re already on the next version (ChatGPT-4) and dealing with multiple AI-powered chatbots. Even experienced tech…
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Is ChatGPT Closer to a Human Librarian Than It Is to Google?
A search engine researcher explains the promise and peril of letting ChatGPT and its cousins search the web for you. By Chirag Shah, Published March 19, 2023 The prominent model of information access and retrieval before search engines became the norm – librarians and subject or search experts providing relevant information – was interactive, personalized,…
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Artificial Intelligence and the Research Paper: A Librarian’s Perspective – News | SMU Libraries
By: Jonathan McMichael, Undergraduate Success Librarian AI writing can mimic style, but it cannot mimic substance yet. The release of a powerful, free and easy-to-use large language model platform, Open AI’s ChatGPT, raises interesting questions about the future of writing in higher education. As the Undergraduate Success Librarian, I have a unique perspective on generative…
