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Talk: Augmented Intelligence: The Future of Generative AI and Computing

• ���� Apr. 18, 2025
• ���� 4–5 p.m.*
• ���� Center for British and Irish Studies (CBIS), , 1720 Pleasant St, �鶹ӰԺ, CO 80309

* Refreshments will be available starting at 3:30 p.m., and will be available until 5:30 p.m. for continued questions and conversation after the talk.

Generative AI represents a new paradigm in computing—one that centers human ideas as the starting point for computational action. Rather than relying on traditional programming, this approach allows people to express complex goals in natural language, making it possible to “compute on thought” across disciplines. This talk explores how generative AI reshapes our relationship with technology by enabling systems that respond to intent, refine outputs through dialogue, and integrate diverse tools and data. The result is a more interdisciplinary model of innovation, where domain experts, creatives, and technologists collaborate through shared language. At its core, this shift is about augmented intelligence: amplifying human creativity, reasoning, and problem-solving—not replacing it—so that computing becomes a more fluid extension of human thought.

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Workshop: Prompt Engineering

• ���� Apr. 18, 2025
• ���� 1:30–2:30 p.m.
• ���� Conference Room E250, Center for Academic Success and Engagement (CASE), 1725 Euclid Ave, �鶹ӰԺ, CO 80309��

Large language models respond to instructions and questions posed by users in natural language statements, known as “prompts”. Although large language models will disrupt many fields, most users lack the skills to write effective prompts. Expert users, who understand how to write good prompts, are orders of magnitude more productive and can unlock significantly more creative uses for these tools. This workshop introduces attendees to the patterns and approaches for writing effective prompts for large language models. Anyone can attend the workshop and the only required knowledge is basic computer usage skills, such as using a browser and accessing generative AI models like Copilot Chat.