This class exceeded my expectations in every way possible. I wasn’t sure what to expect since we were the first to take this course and I couldn’t consult older students about their perspective of the class. After the first day, I knew that it would be guest speaker heavy, but I didn’t realize the value… Continue reading The end of an era #MIST5720
Overview Its is no doubt that ChatGPT has transformed the educational and professional world in terms of efficiency, but with this efficiency, it comes with drawbacks. Although it has the ability to instantly produce content, sometimes it lacks the ability to give its users exactly what they want. There are ways to combat this that… Continue reading Optimizing AI Searches via Prompt Engineering
Lyft Halo Background Last Wednesday, I had the opportunity to work at the UGA Entrepreneurship Program’s Great Brands Competition in Athens. It was a one-day competition consisting of 9 student-led teams, covering a range of different industries, from all over the US that pitched to a panel of 4 investors in hopes of taking home… Continue reading AI in the Ride-Share Industry
What is the future of education? Introduction For one of my classes, Entrepreneurial Design Thinking, we were tasked with creating the ideal university experience. The prompt required us to gather secondary research from interviewing students, teachers, and employers to synthesize the most desired aspects of attending college and knit them together to create the perfect… Continue reading Will Universities Implement Robotic Teachers?
What is Design Thinking Design thinking is a creative process that provides a framework for people to solve problems. It takes a human-centered, iterative, approach to think of as many solutions as possible to combine the best aspects of each idea into the most viable solution. There are five phases to design thinking: empathize, define,… Continue reading Design Thinking & AI
Hey everyone I’m Mary Ziegler! I am a fourth-year MIS major obtaining a certificate in entrepreneurship from Alpharetta, GA. I’ve always grown up a UGA fan, both of my parents, much of my extended family, and my older brother went here. Because of this, and a little of my own stubbornness, I was somewhat against… Continue reading Mary Ziegler