"Farid says that he now counsels students to not go into AI research, because of the “frenzy” in the field and the large volume of low-quality work being put out by people hoping to better their career prospects."

Read Henry's entire post here:

www.linkedin.com/posts/hany-f...

<3 so wonderful to see Jamillah Knowles's work there! She did a degree in AI while also developing her art practice at the same time. I've been so impressed with her creativity and contributions.

This is how phone-free and tech-free schools have played out.

Wait, CNN has just made a financial deal with a company that runs a betting market for the news?

I cannot possibly imagine how this could go wrong.

So many things.

Have you read Philip Agre's "Toward a Critical Technical Practice" ? pages.gseis.ucla.edu/faculty/agre...

I wrote a workbook earlier this year about taking risks in higher ed. The premise is that the current moment requires us to take action to advance our principles in a context of repression and fear. The reality is this can put our jobs and our safety at risk.

halperta.com/shalperta%20...

This is so helpful, thank you for writing it! The workbook format is *so helpful*, and I appreciate the holism of this.

If you're not already connected, I will share it with the Researcher Support Consortium, which compiles/coordinates resources for institutions & individuals

researchersupport.org

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Gebru & Torres cover Huxley in their TESCREAL article: firstmonday.org/ojs/index.ph...