Throughout this week, we covered the Stakeholder Argument with using AI, which will be a part of my Ethics Argument Essay, and I also had time to discuss potential capstone project ideas with my teammate, which allowed us to explore our shared interest in cybersecurity topics.
Part 1: Capstone Project Ideas
My teammate and I discussed our capstone project ideas, and we both agreed that we are particularly interested in cybersecurity projects. Among the ideas we considered, we liked the Internet Privacy-focused AI tool, the Blockchain-based Security Enhancement tool, and tools like a network scanner. My teammate expressed a desire to create a tool using Python, which I think is a fantastic idea. I have a strong passion for the AI tool and Blockchain-based Security ideas that my teammate brought up, and I’m excited to explore these topics further as we develop our project.
Part 2: This Week's Recap
As I mentioned at the beginning, we worked on the Stakeholder Argument using AI, and I feel like I'm improving my prompt engineering skills. As I generated writing outputs with AI, I began to understand what to include in my prompts to achieve the desired results, such as specifying the length and criteria for the output. However, it’s important to review the outputs carefully, as some may not follow the instructions, and I often need to make specific requests to the AI.
I also enjoyed the lecture video on paraphrasing. I sometimes find it challenging to paraphrase longer sentences, but the strategy of identifying the 6 Ws and 1 H (who, what, when, where, why, and how) in the context and changing words and phrases is a great approach. I can easily apply this method when writing essays or summarizing information.
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