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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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“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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tweety fish: The replies to this are poignant, man. Every one of these new web games is built with ai tools! All of ‘em. 100%. I promise. Also basically all the rest of software. Sorry to be the bearer of that …
tweety fish: like, I dunno man, "hey there are coincidentally a ton of new web games with a genuinely impressive level of fit and finish that would take a ton of work, and they're all free and ad-supported and …
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