Interview with Jacqueline Napier: Am I Stealing Somebody Else's Stuff When Using AI?

Show Notes for Episode 20

In this episode of the Crack the Coaching C.O.D.E.™ podcast, your host Chareen Goodman delves into the fascinating world of ethical AI usage with the insightful Jacqueline Napier. Join us as we unravel the intricate web of ethics surrounding the integration of artificial intelligence, specifically focusing on the role of ChatGPT in coaching and content creation. Discover how AI can be harnessed as a powerful tool while upholding integrity, avoiding plagiarism, and infusing a personal touch to your work.

Episode Highlights:

1. The Power of AI in Coaching: Chareen introduces the episode's theme and its relevance to the coaching industry. AI, especially ChatGPT, is reshaping coaching practices by offering new insights, content ideas, and perspectives. However, ethical concerns and questions arise about the responsible use of AI-generated content.

2. Meet Jacqueline Napier: Jacqueline Napier, an expert in instructional design and communication, shares her background and experience working with advanced technologies. With over 30 years in the field, Jacqueline sheds light on the advantages and pitfalls of AI, emphasizing its role as a tool rather than a replacement for human creativity and insights.

3. The Importance of Integrity: Chareen and Jacqueline discuss the significance of maintaining integrity when using AI tools. Jacqueline explains how AI, while simulating human behavior, is inherently biased and can inadvertently spread misinformation. They stress the need for content creators to take responsibility for verifying and editing AI-generated material to ensure accuracy.

4. Bringing Your Unique Perspective: Chareen and Jacqueline highlight the fact that AI can offer a starting point but cannot replicate the unique human touch. They encourage coaches to infuse their personal brand, voice, and insights into AI-generated content. Jacqueline underscores the value of human creativity and originality that AI cannot replicate.

5. Avoiding Plagiarism and Ethical Concerns: To avoid ethical issues, Jacqueline suggests using plagiarism detection tools to verify the originality of AI-generated content. She mentions tools like AI Content Detector, Turnitin, and Educraft. Coaches are reminded of their responsibility to ensure their work is plagiarism-free and accurately represents their brand.

6. The European Union's Copyright Rules: Jacqueline highlights the European Union's recent proposal for copyright rules related to AI-generated content. The proposal aims to ensure transparency and proper credit attribution for copyrighted information used in AI tools and content creation.

7. The Human Touch and Creativity: Chareen and Jacqueline reinforce the idea that AI cannot replicate human thought, creativity, or originality. While AI can assist, coaches must add their unique perspectives, insights, and personality to the content to create a meaningful and valuable experience for their audience.

8. Upcoming Event: Jacqueline shares an upcoming event where she will be presenting on boosting learner engagement with AI avatars. She provides details about the Chicago Elearning and Technology Showcase and the importance of using avatars responsibly to enhance content delivery. CLICK TO REGISTER