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Developing AI field signal Signal 2d ago

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“Last night a student excitedly showed me my name in the New York Review of Books! I mean, the real story here is @bentarnoff.com’s incisive review of two important books on AI, but the real REAL story is I’m in the NYRB! Thanks, Ben! archive.ph/gNPxx”

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UC faculty AI overwork shared governance essay

AI, Overwork, and Shared Governance - UC Faculty Association

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“UC faculty, it seems like everyone on campus is talking about AI. But they aren’t talking to US. We need a chance to weigh in. So excited to be a part of this @ucfaculty.org town hall on AI, Overwork, and Shared Governance on Nov. 9. act.ucfaculty.org/ucfa-…”

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