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Friday, October 11, 2024
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Session I
12:30p – 1:45p
Moderator: Laura Kuizin,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
AI in Action: Ethics, Education, and Innovation
Engineering Language
Matthew Louis Garrell, Dartmouth College
AI: Could Institutional Review Boards be any Further Behind in Understanding and Responding?
Cathy J. Carter, Indiana University Southeast
The World in our Hands: Pragmatic Approaches to an AI-inclusive Liberal Arts Education
Co-authors: Taylor Hahn, Ph.D. and Laura DeSisto, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
Session II
2:00p – 3:15p
Moderator: Laura Kuizin,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
AI and Cultural Integrity: Memory, Ethics, and Identity
Will Artificial Intelligence Rewrite the Holocaust?
Ann Marie Dell, Southern Methodist University
Ethical Dilemmas in AI: Safeguarding Indigenous Epistemologies and Cultural Survival
Carlos Littles, Johns Hopkins University
Algorithmic Bias: What it is? Why it Matters?
Stephanie Cotton Chretien, Rice University
Session III
3:30 – 4:45p
Moderator: Colin Chapell,
University of Memphis
AI, Philosophy, and Power: Revisiting Knowledge and Influence
Was Isaac Newton a Scientist? Assessing the Humanities as Essential to Newton's Natural Philosophy
Bevin Carnes, Johns Hopkins University
The Philosophy of Intelligence in AI: Human Thought and Learning in the Context of AI Influence
Julia Shiller, Georgetown University
Power of the Powerless and the Environmental Impact of AI
Lynette Yetter, Reed College
Session IV
5:00p – 6:15p
Moderator: Steven Burr, Confluence Editor
AI, Art, and the Surreal: Creativity, Identity, and Desire in the Digital Age
The Cyborg AI Always Knocks Twice or #RoboticEroticElectric24: The Cinematic Evolution of Eros in the Digital Age
Dr. William "Memo" Nericcio, San Diego State University
AI, Creativity, and Innovation - Exploring "Bibliophilia" through a Case Study
Sophie Ying Chen, Southern Methodist University
Techno-Surrealism, Contemporary Art, and the Age of the Uncanny Valley
Carson Poole, San Diego State University
Session V
6:30p – 7:45p
Moderator: Glenn Knight,
Wesleyan University
Assumptions, Bias, and Narrative: Foundations of Generative AI
The Sets of Shared Assumptions Involved in Building AI
Josue N Arredondo, San Diego State University
Generative Artificial Intelligence--Do Risk Assessment Algorithms Eliminate or Perpetuate Implicit Biases?
Robert Mason, Stanford University
TTRPG GM GPT: The Gamemaster as a Template for World Narrative-Generative AI
Thor Madsen, Reed College
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