Law professor uses model 5.5 to generate a full AI history class with reusable slides
technollama · x · 2026-09-27
AI-and-law scholar technollama had model 5.5 generate a short history of AI for an upcoming class. Happy but finding the video too fast for such an information-heavy subject, they also produced a companion webpage and Google Slides deck with discussion points, free to reuse. The deck spans 21 moments from Turing's 1950 test and the Dartmouth workshop to Deep Learning, ChatGPT and the 2025 agent era, each with law-oriented discussion questions.
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