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Saturday, October 12, 2024
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Session VI
12:30p – 1:45p
Moderator: Laura Kuizin,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
AI in Education: Authority, Advancement, and Norm
"On Whose Authority?" ChatGPT in the IDS & STS Classroom
Austin Caldwell Haigler, North Carolina State University
AI in the Classroom - Managing Technological Advancements to Improve Academic Outcomes
J Gordon Mitchell, MLA, SMSgt (ret), Johns Hopkins University
AI in Education: Opportunities in Norms-Setting and Critical Thinking
Kendra Murphy, University of Memphis
Session VII
2:00p – 3:15p
Moderator: Jennifer Curran,
Wesleyan University
AI and Society: Transformations, Equalizers, and Disruption
Human Machine: The Age of Artificial Intelligence
Carla Marian Cuevas, San Diego State University
Bridging the Generational Gap in AI Adoption
Jué Lin, Stanford University
GameStop 2021: Gateway to the Apocalypse
Thomas Finser, Johns Hopkins University
Session VIII
3:30p – 4:45p
Moderator: Laura DeSisto,
John Hopkins University
AI and the Humanities: Critical Thinking, Digital Cultures, and Educational Impact
Paranoid Android: The Rising Importance of Critical Thinking and Education in the Humanities
Bonnie Palos, San Diego State University
Paradise Lost or Paradise Gained: Putting the "I" in AI in the Age of Digital Cultures: Five Impacts on Liberal Studies
Fergal Purcell, DLS, Southern Methodist University
Session IX
5:00p – 6:15p
Moderator: Steven Burr,
Confluence Editor
AI and Identity: Collaborative Narratives, Humanization, and Creativity
"Know The 'I'/'Self'": AI's Potential as a Collaborative Catalytic Tool for Evolving Cultural Narratives and Identities through Conversational Design
Evan D. Shulman, San Diego State University
Performing Humanity: Using Stories to Humanize Artificial Intelligence
Anika Dane, Wesleyan University
Pros and Cons of Using AI for Creativity and Innovation
Chandini Shirupalli, University of Pennsylvania
Session X
6:30p – 8:00p
Moderator: Jennifer Curran,
Wesleyan University
AI, Privacy, and Labor: Navigating Capitalism and Cultural Shifts
Big Data Capitalism: Resisting the SImulacron
Michael Carter, University of Memphis
Know Your Enemy: Digital Privacy, John Boyd, and Artificial Intelligence
Joshua Chambers, Johns Hopkins University
A.I. and Labor - Friend and Foe
Gregory George Guthrie, Georgetown University
The Fire Service Culture Change Dilemma
Daniel (Danny) Kistner, DLS, Southern Methodist University
Closing Remarks
Jennifer Curran,
Wesleyan University
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