![This image features a conceptual debate with eight philosophers, engaged in an intense discussion around a round wooden table in a sophisticated library setting. Each philosopher displays distinct styles, reflecting a blend of traditional and modern attire appropriate to their philosophical eras. The room is adorned with bookshelves, globes, and ancient scrolls, symbolizing a mix of historical and contemporary thought. The philosophers are actively conversing and gesturing, highlighting their engagement in the intellectual exchange. The atmosphere is charged with a pursuit of knowledge and understanding, set under a domed ceiling that casts a warm, inviting light over the scene.](https://www.beens.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/2024-05-11-debaters-800x457.jpg)
Welcome to an experiment using my new “Peter’s Visionary Debaters” Custom GPT, available at https://chatgpt.com/g/g-j7VppiEeO-peter-s-visionary-debaters.
Continue reading “Philosophers Debate: Navigating the Intersection of AI and Education”Peter Beens
Welcome to an experiment using my new “Peter’s Visionary Debaters” Custom GPT, available at https://chatgpt.com/g/g-j7VppiEeO-peter-s-visionary-debaters.
Continue reading “Philosophers Debate: Navigating the Intersection of AI and Education”It had been a long time since I updated the photo at the top of this blog, so it seemed like an appropriate time to do so.
This photo was actually a test photo, taken from a moving car with a new camera I have. I was testing how good the vibration reduction in the camera was, and I have to admit I was pleasantly surprised!
I was also testing the built-in black and white mode, which I’m still experimenting with. It seems the black and white filtering varies depending on which camera mode the camera is set to. (I use aperture priority, manual, and automatic most often.) That might be the subject of another blog post.
Photo details: Nikon Zf in B&W mode, Nikon 17-55 f/2.8G DX (crop) lens set to 55mm, Nikon FTZ-II lens adapter, 1/250s at f/5.6, ISO 125.