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2 experts · 6 posts · 6d ago
Matthew Kirschenbaum: Delightful session at @scholarslab.bsky.social yesterday with my Langauge Models Small and Large students. We probed the history and processes of text generation with magnetic poetry, Oulipean game…
Matthew Kirschenbaum: Worth mentioning too that our class is working with @scholarslab.bsky.social under the auspices of the @uvalibrary.bsky.social’s new AI Literacy and Action Lab; a good example of how “AI literacy” …
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2 experts · 8 posts · 17d ago
Justin Joque: In my AI class today I'm going to try to convince my students that super intelligence has already arrived, far surpassed humanity, already rules the world with humans doing its will and it is not a…
Hagen Blix: Ha, Why We Fear AI said it might be wheat or the potato!
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