"AI Lunch Bites" Brown Bag Lunch Series by the College of Agriculture

Purdue's College of Agriculture is excited to offer the Brown Bag Lunch Series "AI Lunch Bites"

Five lunch time sessions covering a variety of AI topics from 11:30am-12:20pm in WSLR 116. Hosted by the Institute for Digital and Advanced Agricultural Systems.

10/22: Copilot vs ChatGPT vs Gemini w/ Dennis Buckmaster, Dharmendra Saraswat and Roland Wilhelm

11/6: Writing improvement (Outline, Draft and Tone) w/ Leanne McGiveron

• Getting an outline
• Refining a draft
• Tone or reading level adjustment

11/19: Persona & prompt development w/ Laura Reese

Join us for the third part of our AI Lunch Bites series (November 19th @ 11:30 am), hosted by the Institute for Digital and Advanced Agricultural Systems! In this session, Laura Schwab Reese, Associate Professor of Public Health, will discuss persona and prompt development providing insights on refining communication strategies, enhancing engagement and optimizing AI-driven interactions. This is an excellent opportunity to network, expand your knowledge and strengthen your AI toolkit. Bring your questions and curiosity!

12/3: Note taking and summarizing meetings w/ Mark Sullivan

12/18: Ag-DOST building of a custom BOT w/ Dharmendra Saraswat, Brian Young and Tommy Butts

For additional information, please contact: John Lumkes (lumkes@purdue.edu).

Please note that lunch will not be provided. A brown bag meeting is an informal meeting or training that generally occurs in the workplace around lunchtime. This type of meeting is referred to as a brown bag meeting or a brown bag seminar because participants typically bring their lunches, which are associated with being packed in brown paper bags.