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SNEAK PREVIEW: REVIEW: ALAN BLACKWELL’S MORAL CODES: DESIGNING ALTERNATIVES TO AI
This review by Chris Newfield has now been published in Critical AI at this link https://read.dukeupress.edu/critical-ai/article/doi/10.1215/2834703X-12096054/406212/Moral-Codes-Designing-Alternatives-to-AI; an extract is pasted in below. If your institution
SNEAK PREVIEW: REVIEW: DAVID GUNKEL’S PERSON, THING, ROBOT
This review by Alexander Guerrero has now been published in Critical AI at this link https://read.dukeupress.edu/critical-ai/article/doi/10.1215/2834703X-12096018/406200/Person-Thing-Robot-A-Moral-and-Legal-Ontology-for; an extract is pasted in below. If your institution
GUEST FORUM: JANE ROSENZWEIG’S “SOME INSIGHTS ABOUT ‘INSIGHTS'”
[This blog post reprises Jane Rosenzweig’s “Some Insights about ‘Insights’,” originally published on her newsletter Writing Hacks and republished with permission. The original article can be found here.]
Ask an Expert: Evaluating LLM “Research Assistants” and their Risks for Novice Researchers
Welcome to our new ASK AN EXPERT feature, a partnership between Critical AI and Critical AI @ Rutgers’ NEH-funded DESIGN JUSTICE LABS network. In response to an
GUEST FORUM: RICKY D. CRANO’S “UC IRVINE’S SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES IS SHUTTING DOWN CRITICAL AI RESEARCH”
Critical AI’s Guest Forum welcomes writers on topics of potential interest to our readers inside and outside of the academy. Below, an op-ed from Ricky D. Crano (Film & Media Studies, UC Irvine) on disturbing “AI”-related institutional changes in higher ed.