YES! You Can Use AI for Your Homework (And Other Stuff Too) - SciFri Zoom Call-in

Have questions about AI in your class, but not sure who you can ask? Curious about what tools are out there? Want to find out how YOU can lead the conversation about AI at home? We chatted with AI superusers creating a safe and sustainable path for the future of AI in education - they answered questions, offered advice, and revealed the possibilities for generative AI (besides working out your problem sets).
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[@hoosierpioneer]

I had a normal volume experience.

[@georgehoff1652]

Netus AI been pretty good experience for me

[@dr.k.eliassummerel8143]

Go back and see 2001 a space
"Fiction" or computers gone wrong.

[@burrito-town]

The volume in this video is too low because the export settings SciFri using in your editing program are configured incorrectly. Right-click on this video and select "Stats for Nerds" where you will see that UA-cam measures this video as 10.9 dB too quiet. That's way too quiet. That number should be close to 0.0 dB. Your team really needs to research how to properly export your videos for UA-cam because this problem ruins your videos. No idea if you're using Premiere, but here's an example of how you fix this issue: ua-cam.com/video/GBH0BFvCLAA/v-deo.html
I hope your team is able to resolve this glaring problem. I'd love to remain a subscriber, but with low quality videos like this one I have no reason to continue watching.