Nicole B. Wallack

A Conversation with Dr. Alondra Nelson on AI and Democracy | TechPolicy.Press Dr. Nelson was key to the Biden administration’s AI strategy. Justin Hendrix spoke with her about today’s developments and her vision for the future.

🎙️New podcast! A Conversation with Dr. Alondra Nelson on AI and Democracy

I spoke to @alondra.bsky.social about AI, democracy, DOGE, and how to plan for a different future: techpolicy.press/a-conversati...

Awww!! What a nice thing to see even all this time later. Thank you!

Eating Our Education Vegetables The slightly-cranky voice navigating the world of educational "reform" while trying to still pursue the mission of providing quality education.

@palan57.bsky.social points out that no teacher opposes being accountable for doing the job well, but knowing what that looks like is *very hard*. I'd add that knowing who's being held accountable to who is a question the deformers don't much like to answer.

Yes we are running a new thing! If you do leading work in public humanities in the UK please consider applying to join the conversation with us at Senate House in London. Details below.

Happy to repost this wonderful grouping. We hope that they-and you-are also reading peer-reviewed interdisciplinary scholarship in #criticalAIstudies
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“Literary Theory for Robots,” by Dennis Yi Tenen, a software engineer turned literature professor, shows how the “intelligence” in artificial intelligence is irreducibly human www.nytimes.com/2024/02/07/b...

The New Artificial Intelligentsia | Los Angeles Review of Books In the fifth essay of the Legacies of Eugenics series, Ruha Benjamin explores how AI evangelists wrap their self-interest in a cloak of humanistic concern.

My latest on “The New Artificial Intelligentsia,” part of the Legacies of Eugenics series in the Los Angeles Review of Books. Thanks to all who read + share! lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-...

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