Generative AI in Academe: Tools for Tasks

Text-to-image model, DALL·E 3, can translate nuanced requests into extremely detailed and accurate images. Video introduction:
https://youtu.be/sqQrN0iZBs0?feature=shared

Available in Tufts Adobe package.

Generates images from natural language descriptions.

Ethan Mollick / July 2023

AI aggregator.

Create custom versions of ChatGPT that combine instructions, extra knowledge, and any combination of skills.

Features speech-to-text (100 input and output languages), speech-to-speech (100 input and 36 output languages), text-to-text (100 languages), and text-to-speech (100 input and 35 output languages).

Developed by Diplo

DiploFoundation

Global Diplomatic Forum / May 2023

Ithaka S+R

Generate literature reviews. Search for papers and authors, monitor new literature, visualize research landscapes, and collaborate with colleagues.

Tool to find 'seed articles' to mine for keywords/subject headings. When you enter a question, it returns alternate questions that can lead to further "seed" articles.

Leonard Cassuto / Chronicle of HIgher Education, July 25, 2023

Ethan Mollick and Lilach Mollick / HBP Education, April 27, 2023

Ethan Mollick/ July 23, 2023

Converts text, PDF, and 20+ formats into spoken audio so you can listen to your documents, ebooks, and school materials.

Free screen reader that makes the text on a computer screen accessible. The text is read aloud by a computerized voice, and users are able to navigate around their screen with keyboard commands or a mouse.

Text-to-speech software that gives student audio access to digital content. The StAAR Center has licenses for students who qualify for this assistive technology.

Log in to ChatGPT.

Enable the ElevenLabs Text to Speech GPT.

Insert your text to convert it into speech and press enter.

ChatGPT will give you several options for voice.

Select one and then wait for a few seconds, ChatGPT will give you a link to your audio.

Click on the link to listen to the audio. You can also download the file or set the playback speed as required.

1- Go to the Bard website and log in.
2- Go to YouTube and copy the link to the video you want to summarize.
3- Go back to Bard, paste the link in the text box, and ask it to summarize the video for you.

Prompt: [insert YouTube URL] summarize this video in bullet points with proper headings.