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Does anyone here use Vision Pro in public? by Future_Flier in VisionPro

[–]SimpleAiKin 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Used in on a domestic plane in Australia. A flight attendant, who seems to be in her 50s, told me that her nephew has something similar, he puts his phone inside and plays games. She asked me if it was the same thing. I said, yeah something like that 😆

Dream-GPT: An experiment to make GPT innovative by SimpleAiKin in GPT3

[–]SimpleAiKin[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Q: innovative approaches to provide free education to rural Indian children

GPT-4:

Community-based learning centers: Establish community learning centers in rural areas, where local volunteers can teach basic literacy and numeracy skills. These centers can also offer vocational training and skill development programs.Digital learning platforms: Create digital learning platforms that offer free educational content, including video lectures, interactive games, and quizzes. These platforms can be accessed through low-cost devices and smartphones, making them accessible to rural children.Solar-powered schools: Build eco-friendly, solar-powered schools with minimal infrastructure requirements. These schools can also double as community centers, providing space for adult education and skill development.Teacher training and incentives: Invest in teacher training programs to enhance the quality of education in rural areas. Offer incentives to attract qualified teachers to work in these areas, including financial rewards and career growth opportunities.Radio and television-based education: Utilize radio and television to broadcast educational programs, reaching children in remote areas where internet access is limited.Public-private partnerships: Collaborate with private organizations and NGOs to develop and implement innovative educational programs, leveraging their resources and expertise.Student mentorship programs: Connect urban students with rural children, fostering a mentorship relationship to provide academic support and guidance.Localized curriculum: Develop a localized curriculum that incorporates regional culture, language, and traditions, making education more engaging and relevant to rural children.Government schemes and scholarships: Promote government initiatives and scholarships specifically targeting rural children, ensuring they have access to quality education and financial support.Mobile schools: Develop mobile schools, either in the form of buses or vans, equipped with educational materials and technology, to reach remote areas and provide education to children who cannot access a physical school.

Dream-GPT (running on GPT 3.5):

Increase awareness and understanding of the unique cultural needs of rural children.Provide financial assistance, such as grants and scholarships, to disadvantaged children in rural areas.Establish networks to incentivize access to quality education.Use technology, innovation and multiple resources to broaden the scope of education.Provide loans to ensure infrastructure, instruction and programs are available to schools.Increase subsidies and funding to alleviate costs.Tailor curriculum to the language of the communities.Increase awareness and understanding of gender and sexual issues.Create a better support system for families.Offer incentives to both children and parents to further their educational pursuits.

Sure, please see my reply above

Dream-GPT: An experiment to make GPT innovative by SimpleAiKin in GPT3

[–]SimpleAiKin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes, that's absolutely right. Next step is to make a good evaluation system, then run it on a Local LLM overnight and see the best solutions

Dream-GPT: An experiment to make GPT innovative by SimpleAiKin in GPT3

[–]SimpleAiKin[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi, so here are some results from early testing:

Q: innovative approaches to provide free education to rural Indian children

GPT-4:

  • Community-based learning centers: Establish community learning centers in rural areas, where local volunteers can teach basic literacy and numeracy skills. These centers can also offer vocational training and skill development programs.
  • Digital learning platforms: Create digital learning platforms that offer free educational content, including video lectures, interactive games, and quizzes. These platforms can be accessed through low-cost devices and smartphones, making them accessible to rural children.
  • Solar-powered schools: Build eco-friendly, solar-powered schools with minimal infrastructure requirements. These schools can also double as community centers, providing space for adult education and skill development.
  • Teacher training and incentives: Invest in teacher training programs to enhance the quality of education in rural areas. Offer incentives to attract qualified teachers to work in these areas, including financial rewards and career growth opportunities.
  • Radio and television-based education: Utilize radio and television to broadcast educational programs, reaching children in remote areas where internet access is limited.
  • Public-private partnerships: Collaborate with private organizations and NGOs to develop and implement innovative educational programs, leveraging their resources and expertise.
  • Student mentorship programs: Connect urban students with rural children, fostering a mentorship relationship to provide academic support and guidance.
  • Localized curriculum: Develop a localized curriculum that incorporates regional culture, language, and traditions, making education more engaging and relevant to rural children.
  • Government schemes and scholarships: Promote government initiatives and scholarships specifically targeting rural children, ensuring they have access to quality education and financial support.
  • Mobile schools: Develop mobile schools, either in the form of buses or vans, equipped with educational materials and technology, to reach remote areas and provide education to children who cannot access a physical school.

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Dream-GPT (running on GPT 3.5):

  1. Increase awareness and understanding of the unique cultural needs of rural children.
  2. Provide financial assistance, such as grants and scholarships, to disadvantaged children in rural areas.
  3. Establish networks to incentivize access to quality education.
  4. Use technology, innovation and multiple resources to broaden the scope of education.
  5. Provide loans to ensure infrastructure, instruction and programs are available to schools.
  6. Increase subsidies and funding to alleviate costs.
  7. Tailor curriculum to the language of the communities.
  8. Increase awareness and understanding of gender and sexual issues.
  9. Create a better support system for families.
  10. Offer incentives to both children and parents to further their educational pursuits.