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Developing Culture, work & education Resource 2d ago
AAUP AI activism toolkit release

Introducing the New Toolkit for Activism on AI

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🌶 David Gray Widder Dan Greene

“Next week! Hosting an @aaup.org webinar with Britt Paris on our new Toolkit for Activism in AI. 9/9 3 PM. Presentation portion recorded. More events and demos through the fall. What your dues fund! www.aaup.org/event/introd...”

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2 experts · 4 posts · 4d ago
🌶 David Gray Widder blair
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blair: "we find that people in these less developed countries more frequently trust AI and feel more positively about the role of AI in society" "interesting did you ask them why?" "no but here's some bas…
blair: Strange tendency in quant social sciences to gather survey responses about sentiments/perspectives/beliefs amongst a population and speculate on why respondents might hold those sentiments/perspect…
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