• CriticalAI and The Probably Machines: What We Don't Know Just Might Hurt Us.

  • Sep 25 2023
  • Length: 53 mins
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CriticalAI and The Probably Machines: What We Don't Know Just Might Hurt Us.

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  • Hosts Mike Pearson and Pat Burns welcome Distinguished Professor Lauren Goodlad of CriticalAI to discuss AI, AI hype, and Critical Thinking in a time of AI. Although Professor Goodlad respects those working in AI, she also offers critical insight into problematic AI industry claims and emphasizes the lack of ethical oversight or ethical planning in the AI industry. This episode offers context and answers to these questions:

    • Why is public understanding of AI lacking?

    • How can humanities disciplines contribute to AI development?

    • Are claims about AI transforming education overhyped?

    • How exactly do systems like ChatGPT work?

    • What is needed to build critical AI literacy?

    @CriticalAI

    10/6/23 Critical AI Literacy in a Time of Chatbots: A Public Symposium for Educators, Writers, and Citizens

    "On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots: Can Language Models Be Too Big?"

    "ChatGPT is a Blurry JPEG."

    AINOW Institute

    Critical AI (Rutgers University)

    The Lifecycle of Software Objects

    The Dair Institute

    • Contact Us

    • Mike Pearson

    • Pat Burns

    • thebotbrothersai@gmail.com

    • Facebook: The Bot Brothers: AI for Educators

    • @TheBotBrothers

    • You Tube: The Bot Brothers: AI for Educators
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