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Wharton GenAI studio pedagogy resource

Pedagogy Within the Generative AI Studio

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Why this matches Building & implementation reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · angela zhou
“i mean versions of this for undergrad or grad are also useful. Obviously this is an important part of developing "taste" but that's always been an implicit thing. Thinking of adopting genai studio ideas: gail.wharton.upenn.edu/gen-ai-studi...” evidence ↗
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“The Executive Director of my Lab, Laura Zarrow, a former art school dean, has been teaching students to work critically and effectively with AI using a studio structure derived from art education. She wrote up a guide to the methods she developed: gail.whar…”

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“i mean versions of this for undergrad or grad are also useful. Obviously this is an important part of developing "taste" but that's always been an implicit thing. Thinking of adopting genai studio ideas: gail.wharton.upenn.edu/gen-ai-studi...”

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4 experts · 12 posts · 19d ago
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“What is the "novelty" in taking closed-source work and making it open? Very little. But people can build on open-source things / avoid duplication of effort and they can't on closed source.” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Building & implementation · 2 Markets & investment · 1 Opportunity & adoption · 1
Eugene Vinitsky: Academia undervalues applied work (it's not "clever"!) while many applied projects do not have an obvious commercial value proposition. Huge gap here where a lot of useful things live.
Eugene Vinitsky: I feel this very painfully because it is very common to hear "what is intellectually novel here" when I describe some parts of my work. And sometimes the answer is: nothing! But someone still has t…
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2 experts · 5 posts · 8d ago
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“if any of y'all have any friends at these places ... i pledge to them at least my bluesky engagement for life. Maybe the capacity to build on atproto can support a feed / a higher-signal discussion…” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Building & implementation · 1 Opportunity & adoption · 1
angela zhou: If I weren't underwater on X revisions I'd give it a go, but happy to link up with folks. There's probably a real value add there. To quote an old friend who was catching up with AI terms and "coul…
angela zhou: if any of y'all have any friends at these places ... i pledge to them at least my bluesky engagement for life. Maybe the capacity to build on atproto can support a feed / a higher-signal discussion…
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