Telling Stories: On Culturally Responsive Artificial Intelligence
What world — what worlds — will we build with artificial intelligence? Intended for policymakers, technologists, educators and others, this international collection of 19 short stories delves into AI’s cultural impacts with hesitation and wonder. Authors from Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, India, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, the United States, and elsewhere vividly recount the anticipated influences of AI on love, time, justice, identity, language, trust, and knowledge through the power of narrative.
Ryan Calo
Batya Friedman
Tadayoshi Kohno
Hannah Almeter
Nick Logler
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- Design-Oriented Case Studies: Engaging Students in Tech Policy
- On the Steppe: Plain Talk Imagining Technology Used Wisely
- The Effects of Suggested Tags and Autocomplete Features on Social Tagging Behaviors
- Studying Subject Ontogeny at Scale in a Polyhierarchical Indexing Language
- E-rate Funding and Libraries: Preliminary Analysis of Trends Post-Modernization
- Telling Stories: On Culturally Responsive Artificial Intelligence
- E-rate Funding and Libraries: Preliminary Analysis of Trends Post-Modernization
- Joe Bak-Coleman, Postdoctoral Fellow
- Election Integrity Partnership
- Center for an Informed Public Innovation Fund
- Center for an Informed Public Research
- Kolina Koltai, Postdoctoral Fellow
- Rachel E. Moran, Postdoctoral Fellow