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In the article "Can We Make Artificial Intelligence Ethical?" Schwarzman talks a lot about the need for ethics in AI and how companies should lead the way. Do you think businesses can really be trusted to do that on their own, or should the government play a bigger role? #UWJ201 #312
April 18, 2025 at 1:03 AM
In the article "Can We Make Artificial Intelligence Ethical?" Schwarzman talks a lot about the need for ethics in AI and how companies should lead the way. Do you think businesses can really be trusted to do that on their own, or should the government play a bigger role? #UWJ201 #312
In the lecture on Monday, Professor Wagner talked about the difference between Persuasion and Manipulation. To what extent can persuasive techniques in journalism be justified without crossing into manipulation? #UWJ201 #312
April 11, 2025 at 1:31 AM
In the lecture on Monday, Professor Wagner talked about the difference between Persuasion and Manipulation. To what extent can persuasive techniques in journalism be justified without crossing into manipulation? #UWJ201 #312
In the lecture, Professor Wagner talked about third person perception, which causes people to assume that everyone else is prone to influence from the media except themselves. Do you believe that knowing this can help you from making that unfair assumption?
#UWJ201 #312
#UWJ201 #312
March 21, 2025 at 4:14 PM
In the lecture, Professor Wagner talked about third person perception, which causes people to assume that everyone else is prone to influence from the media except themselves. Do you believe that knowing this can help you from making that unfair assumption?
#UWJ201 #312
#UWJ201 #312
I was aware of social media's ability to spread false news but was shocked by the article, "Americans who primarily get news through social media are least likely to follow COVID-19 coverage, most likely to report seeing made-up news." What do you think should be done to stop the spread of
March 7, 2025 at 4:50 PM
I was aware of social media's ability to spread false news but was shocked by the article, "Americans who primarily get news through social media are least likely to follow COVID-19 coverage, most likely to report seeing made-up news." What do you think should be done to stop the spread of
I thought the concept of mean world syndrome was interesting. I experience it a lot with my grandparents and parents. They believe Madison to be way less safe than it is and every time they hear news of violence on or near campus they use it to prove their belief to me.
#UWJ201 #312
#UWJ201 #312
February 28, 2025 at 9:43 PM
I thought the concept of mean world syndrome was interesting. I experience it a lot with my grandparents and parents. They believe Madison to be way less safe than it is and every time they hear news of violence on or near campus they use it to prove their belief to me.
#UWJ201 #312
#UWJ201 #312
After reading the article, Scoops, Impact, or Glory: What Motivates Reporters? I felt that being first with new facts or insights could be a harmful motivation for reporter accuracy. It can go against the news value timeliness if the reporting is rushed and lacks proper research. #UWJ201 #312
February 22, 2025 at 1:26 AM
After reading the article, Scoops, Impact, or Glory: What Motivates Reporters? I felt that being first with new facts or insights could be a harmful motivation for reporter accuracy. It can go against the news value timeliness if the reporting is rushed and lacks proper research. #UWJ201 #312
In lecture, we learned about the limits to agenda-setting and one was the new media environment. I am wondering if agenda-setting really does not happen on social media platforms and what effect that will have in the future if we continue to move away from traditional news media use.
#UWJ201 #312
#UWJ201 #312
February 14, 2025 at 5:36 PM
In lecture, we learned about the limits to agenda-setting and one was the new media environment. I am wondering if agenda-setting really does not happen on social media platforms and what effect that will have in the future if we continue to move away from traditional news media use.
#UWJ201 #312
#UWJ201 #312
After reading the article, “Horse race reporting of elections can harm voters, candidates, news outlets: What the research says" I wonder how journalists can balance the need for exciting election coverage with their responsibility to inform voters of the candidates' policies.
#UWJ201 #312
#UWJ201 #312
February 7, 2025 at 6:37 PM
After reading the article, “Horse race reporting of elections can harm voters, candidates, news outlets: What the research says" I wonder how journalists can balance the need for exciting election coverage with their responsibility to inform voters of the candidates' policies.
#UWJ201 #312
#UWJ201 #312