Carter Molten has developed 47 Analog Inspiration teaching ideas. Below is a sample:

Analog Inspiration
Accessibility	Ask AI to explain five ways it can be used by students to create more accessible pathways to learning in your course. Communicate these uses to students on your syllabus and in class so they are aware of these potential benefits.
Agency	Share a folder of readings, concepts, or problems. Ask students to sign up for one and “teach the class” their chosen concept. Or better yet, leave your final week of the course syllabus empty and ask students to develop a presentation or learning module based on something they think the course is missing. In either case, encourage them to use AI as a thought partner, helping to explore directions and brainstorm ideas.
Authenticity	Share your learning outcomes with AI and ask for three distinct authentic assessment ideas that align with those outcomes. Specify that the assessments should emphasize real-world application and mirror the kinds of tasks, scenarios, workflows, events, and deliverables that students may encounter in their professional and personal futures.

Stan Skrabut is the author of 80 Ways to Use ChatGPT in the Classroom. Below is his PowerPoint highlighting some of these ideas (start slide 26: Use AI to Prepare for a New Course):