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AI and Ethics: Where Do You Draw the Line?

  • Location: TILT 104 and MS Teams
  • Registration not required
  • Ed Lessor, Master Instructor, Department of English & Kelly Bradbury, Associate Professor of English

How is AI reshaping the world, and what does that mean for how you use it in school? This session is a wide-open, student-driven conversation that starts with the big ethical questions around generative AI and works its way into the choices you’re making in your classes right now. Professors Ed Lessor and Kelly Bradbury are here to facilitate, not lecture, so bring your opinions.

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AI and Ethics: Where Do You Draw the Line?

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