We discuss the usefulness of correlations in data and how artificial intelligence can help. While some correlations may be meaningful, others may be spurious. The podcast also discusses how AI can be used to surface correlations that humans may not be able to see. 

The panel goes on to discuss how humans are prone to correlating things that are not seemingly related, and how AI can help to broaden our horizons and see the bigger picture. Humans are good at correlating things that are not seemingly related, and this can often lead to new innovations. The AI can help to broaden our horizons and look at the bigger picture. 

About the Edgy Tech Me Podcast

For educators and others interested in AI and other new technologies, their impact on education, our classrooms, how we work and how we live.

Hosted by Carrie Benedet, Suzette Bailey, Jonathan Shack and Ben Newsome.

https://twitter.com/EdgyTechme

https://www.facebook.com/EdgyTechMe

We discuss the usefulness of correlations in data and how artificial intelligence can help. While some correlations may be meaningful, others may be spurious. The podcast also discusses how AI can be used to surface correlations that humans may not be able to see.&nbsp;
The panel goes on to discuss how humans are prone to correlating things that are not seemingly related, and how AI can help to broaden our horizons and see the bigger picture. Humans are good at correlating things that are not seemingly related, and this can often lead to new innovations. The AI can help to broaden our horizons and look at the bigger picture.&nbsp;
About the Edgy Tech Me Podcast
For educators and others interested in AI and other new technologies, their impact on education, our classrooms, how we work and how we live.
Hosted by Carrie Benedet, Suzette Bailey, Jonathan Shack and Ben Newsome.
<a href="https://twitter.com/EdgyTechme">https://twitter.com/EdgyTechme</a>
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/EdgyTechMe">https://www.facebook.com/EdgyTechMe</a>

For educators and others interested in AI and other new technologies, their impact on education, our classrooms, how we work and how we live. Hosted by Carrie Benedet, Suzette Bailey, Jonathan Shack and Ben Newsome

For educators and others interested in AI and other new technologies, their impact on education, our classrooms, how we work and how we live. Hosted by Carrie Benedet, Suzette Bailey, Jonathan Shack and Ben Newsome

Advertisement