Name: RE: TECH TALK: A Comparative Analysis of Deepseek, Gemini Advanced, and ChatGPT
Start: 2025-04-12T14:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-04-12T15:30:00-04:00

NEOACM will present a REMOTE TECH TALK on APRIL 12, 2025 at 2:00 -3:30 PM EDT. This tech talk is entitled:

**"A Comparative Analysis of Deepseek, Gemini Advanced, and ChatGPT-o3 mini high using the Lenora Framework."**

Over the last two years, AI tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini Advanced, and Deepseek have become increasingly integrated into research university classrooms and academic workflows. Librarians and educators must assess these technologies critically. This presentation introduces LENORA, a framework developed to conduct a comparative analysis of AI models structured around six key dimensions:

* Learning Capability,
* Explainability,
* Natural Language Understanding,
* Optimization,
* Reasoning,
* Adaptability.

This presentation will walk attendees through the application of the LENORA framework in evaluating the strengths, weaknesses, and use cases of three commonly used AI tools, two with paid subscriptions: ChatGPT-o3 Mini-High and Gemini Advanced, and Deepseek's open-source model. Beyond technical comparison, this presentation makes a compelling case for how LENORA complements and extends the six frames of the ACRL Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education. Each LENORA component maps onto the six information literacy frames, offering a dual-layered approach to teaching students how to use AI tools ethically, strategically, and critically.

Please RSVP! You will be emailed the credentials for this fantastic talk!!

This talk will be presented by Trevor Watkins.

This is the rescheduling of an event that was canceled on March 22nd.

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Trevor Watkins
Trevor Watkins is the Teaching and Outreach Librarian at George Mason University (GMU). He works with faculty, students, and researchers on projects, grants, and scholarships. He teaches information literacy courses and conducts library carpentry workshops for the Digital Scholarship Center at GMU. Mr. Watkins is the Technical Lead and Chair of the Web Committee of Project STAND and is a member of the Technical Advisory Group for the National Finding Aid Network (NAFAN), a collaboration between OCLC, the California Digital Library, Shift Collective, the University of Virginia, and the Chain Bridge Group. His research interests include AI literacy, Human-AI collaboration, STEM Librarianship, information literacy integration models, open knowledge diffusion tools, and teaching and learning theories in non-traditional spaces.
Trevor is a professional member of both IEEE, and ACM (SIGAI, SIGCSE). He is also the founder of Grey Alien Technologies, where he consults with public libraries, academic libraries, and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color) organizations about their technology needs. Mr. Watkins holds a MS in Information Architecture and Knowledge Management and a MS in Library Information Science from Kent State University. He also holds a MS in Computing and Information Systems from Youngstown State University, Mr. Watkins has co-authored published papers and presentations at conferences and is a 2021 IMLS (Institute of Museum and Library Services) fellow for the IDEA (Innovation, Disruption, Enquiry, Access) Institute on Artificial Intelligence. Some of his current projects are Black Squirrel GNU/Linux operating system, Cosmology of Artificial Intelligence, and MOCA (Mason-Libraries Orientation Conversational Agent).

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