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Dyslexic Adult Network Meeting (Glasgow): Using AI to turn thoughts into fully formed written ideas
Dyslexic Adult Network Meeting (Glasgow): Using AI to turn thoughts into fully formed written ideas
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About the event
- Dyslexia Scotland member and author Michael Bailey will demonstrate how he uses AI to help organise thoughts, put ideas into words and improve written communication, including emails.
- AI helped Michael write his book, 'Dyslexia in Real Life: A Man Who Thrives in Trees but Freezes at the Keyboard'.
Who's it for?
- Dyslexic adults
What you'll get from the meeting
- Ideas on how you can use AI to your benefit.
Other Information
- The meeting will be facilitated by Dyslexia Scotland volunteer, Liz Rodgers.
- Free tea, coffee and biscuits.
- Free on-street parking from 6pm.
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Location
Unite the Union, John Smith House, 145/165 West Regent Street, Glasgow, G2 4RZ