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AI social technology framework essay

AI as Social Technology

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Justin Hendrix Henry Farrell Eli Sennesh Karen Gregory Carlos Scheidegger Chris Marsden

“14. Christensen suggests we are working to "increase the AI hype." Here's just one of many, _many_ examples of how we have been doing just that. Or, perhaps, not _quite_ just that. knightcolumbia.org/content/ai-a...”

“yup. Have you read this? knightcolumbia.org/content/ai-a... It's very good.”

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