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The Art of Copying | Los Angeles Review of Books

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“@kyliu99.bsky.social's thought-provoking piece on copying in humans and machines, The Art of Copying, has been published in @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social. The essay is a part of our volume First Encounters with AI, forthcoming with @uofmpress.bsky.social. la…”

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Arrival: A Conversation with Denis Villeneuve and Dr. Nina Beguš

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“Denis Villeneuve and I will discuss language and neural nets as a technology for discovery, storytelling, and relation, followed by the screening of Arrival at its 10th anniversary. Tickets are now on sale for our November 2 event at the Academy Museum: www…”

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Maria Antoniak: I’m also trying a variant of this with my CS grad seminar this semester. No screens in class, readings are printed and annotated by hand, and students create “commonplace books” with their notes an…
Maria Antoniak: But outside of class, they can use tech however they want, including AI. I have no method or desire for policing them.
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