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--- lctg_ai_talk_june2025 [2025.06.04 08:46] – Steve Isenberg
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+<fs large>This is material in support of the 6/11/2025 presentation and I expect that it will be updated and changed</fs>.
-AI Presentation Outline: Exploring AI Engines and Beyond
+References in addition to what is on this page:
+  * [[ai_papers|Comparison of AI engines]]
+  * [[ai_questions|Questions to ask AI engines]]
+  * [[https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/06/04/ai-summarizers-analysis-test-documents-books/|Washington Post comparison 6/4/2025]] [[washpost20250604|summary]]
+  * [[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rVlmbhwn0RM|(2m) Composing queries: Be polite to AI]]
+  * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrV6ldHymwQ|(7m) ChatGPT vs Gemini vs Copilot: Best AI Chatbot in 2025]]
+  * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyLTusgZ2NE|(9m) Which AI Chatbot should we pay for? ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, or Perplexity]]
+  * Poe
+=====AI Presentation Outline: Exploring AI Engines and Beyond=====
 This outline is designed for a presentation to the Lexington Computer Group, incorporating the topics and suggestions discussed in recent emails. It emphasizes practical demonstrations and a comparison of current AI tools, while also delving into more advanced concepts.
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   * Acknowledge the group's interest in AI and the collaborative nature of this topic (as suggested by recent email discussions).
-===B. “Let Me Sum Up” (as inspired by John Rudy):===
+===B. “Let Me Sum Up”===
   * Acknowledge the rapid evolution of AI and the need to understand its various facets.
-  * Briefly touch upon the presenters' journey into understanding AI, perhaps mentioning the BOLLI AI course.
+  * Briefly touch upon the presenters' journey into understanding AI.
 ===C. Presentation Goals:===
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   * To demonstrate practical applications and advanced features of AI.
   * To foster discussion and shared learning within the group.
+Note: AI Chatbot = AI Bot = AI Engine
 ====II. Comparing the Chatbots: Strengths and Experiences (20-25 minutes)====
 ===A. Overview of Selected Chatbots:===
-  * Briefly introduce Chat GPT, Claude, and Gemini.
+  * Comparison paper
-  * Highlight their general purpose and key differentiating philosophies (if any).
+  * Washington Post summary
 ===B. Live Demonstration & Comparison (Heavy Emphasis):===
-  * Interactive Demos: For each chatbot, perform a standard set of tasks (as suggested by Harry Forsdick).
+  * Discussion. Attendees impression of Strengths (from experience):
-    * Example Tasks:
-      * Generating creative text (e.g., a short story, a poem).
-      * Summarizing a complex article.
-      * Answering factual questions.
-      * Performing a simple coding task or debugging.
-  * Discussion of Strengths (from experience):
     * Share personal insights on which chatbot excels in specific areas (e.g., creativity, factual accuracy, coding, conversational flow).
     * Discuss user interface and ease of use.
-  * Sentiment Analysis Comparison (Peter Albin's contribution):
+  * Sentiment Analysis Comparison:
     * Briefly present findings or a live demonstration of how different AI engines respond to sentiment analysis queries, as Peter Albin explored with Perplexity.
 ====III. Beyond Basic Chat: Advanced AI Capabilities (20-25 minutes)====
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   * Keep explanations concise and focus on illustrating capabilities through practical examples.
   * Maintain an engaging and interactive tone.