The past week has been an autumn break, so not much has been written about artificial intelligence in teaching. However, there has been an interesting article in Version 2 about a new language model named Ezri. On Viden.AI, we regularly talk to Gustav Grimberg about their project, and we find it very interesting how they have solved the GDPR problem. However, we still hope it will be possible to develop a Danish language model trained based on Danish or Nordic values.
The new chatbot, Ezri, focuses on data security.
Gustav Grimberg and Leon Mächler, in collaboration with the Center for ICT in Education (CIU), have worked to train a language model that can filter content before it is sent to OpenAI's European version of ChatGPT. Ezri distinguishes itself by being an open-source, privacy-first model that cleans prompts of sensitive personal data before sending it to the language model.
Gustav Grimberg explains that while other language models may have challenges filtering sensitive data in Danish, Ezri is specially trained in this. In addition to data protection, Ezri offers a "prompt library" of predefined questions for training.
Version2 has interviewed Gustav about the project, and you can read about it below (unfortunately, it is behind a login):
You can create an account on Ezri yourself and test the model here:
New book release: AI in high school
Praxis has just published a webbook focusing on artificial intelligence in high school.
The author, Sine Zambach, writes in the introduction to the book: The book is intended as a platform where, in addition to delving into the history and technical details of artificial intelligence, I also discuss philosophical and societal impacts to give the" most interesting ones a holistic picture of what artificial intelligence can and cannot do.
AI in high school includes chapters:
- History of AI
- Introduction to AI
- AI in Danish (by Mischa Sloth Carlsen), English (by Bodil Aase Frandsen Schmidt), Mathematics (by Carsten Vium), Philosophy (by Mads Rangvid) etc.
- What about the deep learning?
- With other glasses
- Didactic toolbox
The WebBook can be read here:
News of the week
Scientific articles
In our studies, we often come across new scientific articles, and we would like to highlight the most interesting ones.
Recommendations of the week
IT-Vest will publish a series of webinars on various topics within generative AI, and on Thursday, 26 October 2023, from 16-17, Per and Claus will talk about the upcoming AI regulation.
Sign up here:
In addition, a number of interesting webinars are planned. Read about them below: