Peter Beens
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Am I missing any? If so, please let me know in the comments below or at the site formerly know as Twitter at @pbeens or Mastodon at mstdn.ca/@pbeens. Thanks!
Need a quick program to encrypt or decrypt small amounts of text, such as passwords? Here’s a quick utility I wrote in Python using Google Colab, Google’s implementation of Jupyter Notebooks. You can run the program there or copy it to your own Google Drive first. Note that you’ll need a Google account to access it.
I personally use this utility to encrypt sensitive information in Google Keep, as shown in the screenshot below. I save the URL of the utility with the encrypted text so I can decrypt it quickly.
(For longer notes, I’d honestly recommend a proper password manager that can encrypt notes. I use the Premium version of Bitwarden, which I highly recommend.)
The instructions in the program should be adequate to run it on your own.
Bookmark it in your browser for quick access! (Ctrl-D on your PC or Command-D on your Mac)
Read the original article here.
While AI has made significant progress in recent years, it is unlikely to replace teachers anytime soon. One reason for this is that AI lacks the ability to understand human emotions and social cues, which are essential for effective teaching. Additionally, AI is not capable of providing the same level of personalized attention that human teachers can provide.
Another reason why AI is unlikely to replace teachers is that education is not just about imparting knowledge but also about developing critical thinking skills and creativity. These skills are difficult to teach using AI, which relies on pre-programmed algorithms and lacks the ability to think outside the box. Furthermore, AI cannot provide the same level of feedback and guidance that human teachers can provide.
Despite these limitations, AI can still play a valuable role in education. For example, it can be used to automate administrative tasks such as grading and record-keeping, freeing up teachers’ time to focus on teaching. Additionally, AI can be used to provide students with personalized learning experiences by adapting to their individual needs and learning styles.
In conclusion, while AI has made significant progress in recent years, it is unlikely to replace human teachers anytime soon. While it can be used to automate administrative tasks and provide personalized learning experiences, it lacks the ability to understand human emotions and social cues and cannot provide the same level of feedback and guidance that human teachers can provide.
(Article has been summarized using Bing Chat)