Ben Stanton
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Published in 1985, the prescient guide to the United States of 2024.
Occasioned by announcements of M. Gaetz, T. Gabbard, P. Hegseth, K. Noem, and what else might lie ahead.
(And by hearing someone today: "Yeah, but eggs were getting so expensive.")
Occasioned by announcements of M. Gaetz, T. Gabbard, P. Hegseth, K. Noem, and what else might lie ahead.
(And by hearing someone today: "Yeah, but eggs were getting so expensive.")
November 13, 2024 at 11:07 PM
Published in 1985, the prescient guide to the United States of 2024.
Occasioned by announcements of M. Gaetz, T. Gabbard, P. Hegseth, K. Noem, and what else might lie ahead.
(And by hearing someone today: "Yeah, but eggs were getting so expensive.")
Occasioned by announcements of M. Gaetz, T. Gabbard, P. Hegseth, K. Noem, and what else might lie ahead.
(And by hearing someone today: "Yeah, but eggs were getting so expensive.")
Reposted by Ben Stanton
Pleased to make air on KPR today in a clip from KU News Service's "When Experts Attack!" podcast interviewing English prof. Katie Conrad on her 2023 experience with Artificial Intelligence in classroom. Here's the full ep: kansaspublicradio.org/podcast/when...
When Experts Attack #51: A.I. is an elephant in the classroom
Kathryn Conrad, KU professor of English, says artificial intelligence can no longer safely be ignored in academia. It’s better, she believes, to try to establish some guideposts in a wild and wooly ...
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December 15, 2023 at 3:18 PM
Pleased to make air on KPR today in a clip from KU News Service's "When Experts Attack!" podcast interviewing English prof. Katie Conrad on her 2023 experience with Artificial Intelligence in classroom. Here's the full ep: kansaspublicradio.org/podcast/when...