I finally had a chance to watch this presentation in it's entirety and I'm grateful for it. Thank you David. Oh, and I also look forward to watching the Duck Debugger evolve.
Five point seven million are going to Harvard for free thanks to this man. I have been visiting this course since 2013. Still no certificate. If you cheat you have not understood the lesson. I will soldier on.
I find that a chatbot is not too helpful per se, but simply going through a session of questions and consideration of the veracity of the answers from a chatbot, prompts my thinking about a problem.
Great video. I liked the idea of design50. I offen ask the rubber duck AI in order to improve the design. It is great help in the course and it improves learning by a lot at least for me. It is unbelievable how awesome the cs50 is. You at cs50 are doing great job.
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 42:10 *🤖 AI as a Personal Tutor* - AI offers non-judgmental, patient assistance to students akin to a personal tutor. - AI can help manage the feeling of impostor syndrome by providing unlimited time for learning. - The AI supports faculty by enhancing productivity and efficiency in lesson preparation. 43:36 *🦆 CS50's Custom AI Implementation* - CS50 implemented its own AI to enrich student learning without relying solely on tools like ChatGPT. - AI gives hints and helps in error detection to foster independent problem-solving. - Emphasis on the AI tool's role in maintaining the educational value by providing custom solutions. 44:04 *🎓 Impact on Grading and Feedback* - AI augments grading through tools like check50 and style50, enhancing student performance. - Frequent, automated feedback has led to consistent grade improvements over the years. - Potential for AI-driven feedback to further improve students' coding design quality. 45:54 *🧪 Future of AI in Education* - AI-driven oral examinations and feedback focus on understanding and real-time assessments. - Opportunities arise for AI to mimic oral exams, reducing reliance on human examiners. - AI could evaluate student understanding and performance automatically, creating weekly feedback loops. 48:15 *📚 CS50's AI Paper and Teaching Innovations* - Recent conference presentation highlights AI integration in CS50's teaching approach. - Paper details and industry collaboration efforts underscore the AI advancements in CS50. - Tools like design50 evolve as teaching aids rather than mere assessment tools. Made with HARPA AI
This is really exciting, but I can't find the VSCode extension with AI? Is there a way to get the working version that is demonstrated here? I would be happy to plug in my API key.
Should teach how to use the AI in the most effective way, where and why to use it and not use it. Rather than just stop people asking questions at a number of questions that just seems too much.
I have a few issues with that suggestion. First, this is the CS50 rubber duck AI, if you learn how to use that, might not be too useful on a different one. Second, people still have to be able to do things without AI, since they still have to figure out whether the AI is telling them BS. AI can support, but you shouldn't completely outsource thinking. Third, CS50 tends to focus on fundamentals that don't change over time, while for AIs, the recommendations change all the time. For example, for the first available ChatGPT, people suggested short prompts crammed with information. Current models with their larger context window do way better if you talk as naturally as possible.
In your very first example at 22:55, your AI is already serving up lies and nonsense. It's not actually true that Flask "does not require particular tools or libraries" - the Flask docs tell you in the second paragraph that it relies on Werkzeug, Jinja and other libraries.
5 because course’s penultimate digit signifies its “course grouping” per the Harvard College Handbook for Students (where 5 go for Programming Languages) and in CS, courses numbered < 100 are primarily for undergraduates
There are two ways, In-Person and Virtual, the first is obviously on campus, while the second can be accessed from the EdX website (you find the link in the video description) where the different CS50 courses are.
I remember when you claimed that use of AI in our studies was actively prohibited.... I tried discussing the idea that it's a useful tool which will be used in the industry, and comments were abruptly closed to avoid that discussion - with mention made specifically about my comment... Nice to know I was right all along :)
is it possible to speak in a bit more calm manner? Not sure if its just me but listening to you speak i see its very fast and also very high energy output as if you’re shouting all the time. Thanks for the video.
This has to be one of the best teachers in the world.
Actually all teachers of CS50 🥳🥳🥳
they are
Thats why he works where he works lol
Indeed
I really enjoy asking the AI general questions to get a better grasp on the more confusing concepts!
Impressive, thank you all cs50 Prof, staff and community. You are awesome
What a powerful tool. Thank you for all your efforts to make knowledge available to everyone.
it’s actually wonderful. totally changed how i think about learning
I finally had a chance to watch this presentation in it's entirety and I'm grateful for it. Thank you David. Oh, and I also look forward to watching the Duck Debugger evolve.
Five point seven million are going to Harvard for free thanks to this man. I have been visiting this course since 2013. Still no certificate. If you cheat you have not understood the lesson. I will soldier on.
Thank you for the awesome content!! Love you guys!!
thank you very much David!
It’s about how you use the ai tools, they can be extremely powerful for learning
I find that a chatbot is not too helpful per se, but simply going through a session of questions and consideration of the veracity of the answers from a chatbot, prompts my thinking about a problem.
Thaks for opportunity!
Genius! the ideia of Rubberduck amulet is great.
Best teacher ever,
Great pedagogy
David é daora. Ele consegue fazer de CS algo entendível. So glad and looking forward to make CS50w soon.
Great video. I liked the idea of design50. I offen ask the rubber duck AI in order to improve the design. It is great help in the course and it improves learning by a lot at least for me.
It is unbelievable how awesome the cs50 is. You at cs50 are doing great job.
🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
42:10 *🤖 AI as a Personal Tutor*
- AI offers non-judgmental, patient assistance to students akin to a personal tutor.
- AI can help manage the feeling of impostor syndrome by providing unlimited time for learning.
- The AI supports faculty by enhancing productivity and efficiency in lesson preparation.
43:36 *🦆 CS50's Custom AI Implementation*
- CS50 implemented its own AI to enrich student learning without relying solely on tools like ChatGPT.
- AI gives hints and helps in error detection to foster independent problem-solving.
- Emphasis on the AI tool's role in maintaining the educational value by providing custom solutions.
44:04 *🎓 Impact on Grading and Feedback*
- AI augments grading through tools like check50 and style50, enhancing student performance.
- Frequent, automated feedback has led to consistent grade improvements over the years.
- Potential for AI-driven feedback to further improve students' coding design quality.
45:54 *🧪 Future of AI in Education*
- AI-driven oral examinations and feedback focus on understanding and real-time assessments.
- Opportunities arise for AI to mimic oral exams, reducing reliance on human examiners.
- AI could evaluate student understanding and performance automatically, creating weekly feedback loops.
48:15 *📚 CS50's AI Paper and Teaching Innovations*
- Recent conference presentation highlights AI integration in CS50's teaching approach.
- Paper details and industry collaboration efforts underscore the AI advancements in CS50.
- Tools like design50 evolve as teaching aids rather than mere assessment tools.
Made with HARPA AI
I cannot believe this isn't called QuackGPT
Amazing idea!!!
OMG GOOD JOB !!!
Me wondering why is the profile photos of CS50's social media account a cat instead of a duck?!
I suppose that if you attend Lecture 2 of CS50's.Py (which is about Loops) you will have an entertaining epiphany about your question.
Nice one
This is really exciting, but I can't find the VSCode extension with AI? Is there a way to get the working version that is demonstrated here? I would be happy to plug in my API key.
I also just talk to it, its nice...
Dear Mr.Malan, Kindly, can you give the Gpt lecture of Prof. Rongxin Liu as text. :) Thanks !
45:26 omg he's talking about me
Nice! 😀👍
Should teach how to use the AI in the most effective way, where and why to use it and not use it. Rather than just stop people asking questions at a number of questions that just seems too much.
Business though comes in way
I have a few issues with that suggestion.
First, this is the CS50 rubber duck AI, if you learn how to use that, might not be too useful on a different one.
Second, people still have to be able to do things without AI, since they still have to figure out whether the AI is telling them BS. AI can support, but you shouldn't completely outsource thinking.
Third, CS50 tends to focus on fundamentals that don't change over time, while for AIs, the recommendations change all the time. For example, for the first available ChatGPT, people suggested short prompts crammed with information. Current models with their larger context window do way better if you talk as naturally as possible.
Hi, what is after CS50?
do not try 2x speed
In your very first example at 22:55, your AI is already serving up lies and nonsense. It's not actually true that Flask "does not require particular tools or libraries" - the Flask docs tell you in the second paragraph that it relies on Werkzeug, Jinja and other libraries.
Yes, llms hallucinate, yes you need to use common sense when using them but nontheless they are a great asset
Why is it called cs50 and not cs60 cs70 what does 50 stNd for
5 because course’s penultimate digit signifies its “course grouping” per the Harvard College Handbook for Students (where 5 go for Programming Languages) and in CS, courses numbered < 100 are primarily for undergraduates
@@elmoteroloco can someone fact check this please
@@SjarMenace David Malan himself, is his answer on Quora
Duck should be written in plain language.
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Givin' a cuack!
Where do i access this full course from ?
just follow the link shown in the video in the beginning
There are two ways, In-Person and Virtual, the first is obviously on campus, while the second can be accessed from the EdX website (you find the link in the video description) where the different CS50 courses are.
I remember when you claimed that use of AI in our studies was actively prohibited.... I tried discussing the idea that it's a useful tool which will be used in the industry, and comments were abruptly closed to avoid that discussion - with mention made specifically about my comment...
Nice to know I was right all along :)
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AI made it clear that python is the only language which can run!! 😄
I found frustrating that copilot and others dont let you reason
le epic
I want to study in your college
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David J. Malan, did you think a "pre-trained expert system" better than a teacher? something wrong here!!!
is it possible to speak in a bit more calm manner? Not sure if its just me but listening to you speak i see its very fast and also very high energy output as if you’re shouting all the time. Thanks for the video.
You are free to make the video at a slower speed . I use this way many times.
Ola
He’s talking much too fast it’s disturbing.
agree
no，not fast at all
Why didn't i find out about this at the beginning of the semester 🥲
Hi