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My other "Twin" HeyGen AI-ed this one of our Flexx promotional photos taken in the 90s. She updated us I'm on the right. 😄

Who are they.....Oaktown 357 back on the scene????

I am not so certain.

Yes please The cadence and tonal quality is difficult for me to listen to most times That's Gold Our class had a case study during orientation. Students were arguing both sides. I listened for a while. I raised my hand and said I crunched the numbers. Which ended the argument. Two things are notable. Opinions are often not rational or rather are more about feelings than facts. Second thing is hard copy and computer output has more weight than an individual"s opinion.

Public schools are hit or miss when it comes to change &/or incorporating new ideas depending on location & funding. Private schools with better resources can more quickly embrace new technologies & methods of educating. That's why I wrote a fraction or less. 😉 I know that people learn as much as their aptitude will allow whether it is inside or outside the classroom. Individuals get the knowledge, skills & abilities they need in order to function in life by any means necessary. It is not confined to a building.😎

The Chat GPT and Gemini allow you to do that too. Google calls the feature Gems. The difference is you can have many of these things across a broad spectrum of domains not just text editing. Again, it is just a matter to time for Grammarly they can only get away with this consumer knowledge gap for so long... Sure, mediocre educators will, because change is hard, requires work and a willingness to grow by challenging old idea. That and the fact the education infrastructure is slow moving and rigid. I presume you mean a "small" fraction. You may be underestimating what one learns in school. Many of the lessons are outside the classroom. I use AI as a search engine. The only time I use a search engine nowadays is if I'm looking for a website as a primary source, say an author's official website. Finding websites should really be the only function of a search engine. Providing answers scrapped from websites, is how Google helped screw up the web. Sure, AI screwing up the webs in the same way, but AI provides answers more efficiently. Yeah, I usually bail once I detect a video is AI. The reason is these videos are so easy to manipulate you can't tell when something has been changed. I'm already very wary of sources I do not recognize, so I always look sideways at an AI generated video by an unknown source. This makes books from reputable publishers a very important source of information. Yeah, this has been done for some time. I know someone who was paid for her image to be sold to be as an avatar in video advertisements. Del pointed a cloned Feynman video in which he had a British accent. I came across that video myself. Since I know what his voice sounds like I could not watch that video without question what else has been changed... deliberately or otherwise.

Well enjoy your vacation @Pioneer1