There is significant hype regarding the emerging AGI that ranges from a dismal dystopia of a wandering purposeless society ruled by bad actors to "it's just a fad and will pass" to a promise of a turbocharged economy that will result in universal wealth creation. Everyone has an opinion, and an additional one is not needed. Instead, this talk will have a narrow focus specifically on ChatGPT-5 as an assistant in technical learning and research. How close are we to a personal engineering student tutor for learning a technical field such as electromagnetics, physics or circuits? Can this be extended to a research companion? Is ChatGPT-5 creative, innovative? Can it come up with the next patent? Will it allow the West to regain its innovative prowess, which seems to have atrophied?
Jorgen Nielsen is currently an academic at the University of Calgary in the Department of Electrical and Software Engineering. His current research interests are in applied electromagnetics for antennas, sensors and wireless communications as well as machine learning for signal processing algorithms.
707 - 5 St. S.W.
Third floor conference room C
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Snacks at 17:30. Meeting begins at 18:00.
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