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EURA Conversation #55
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Conversation #55
THE ROLE OF CITIES IN THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DEBATE
by Le Anh Long, University of Twente, The Netherlands
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Generative AI is a form of artificial intelligence (AI) that produces content based on patterns it observes in large datasets. Although AI has been in use extensively in many settings (e.g. in scientific work and in the classroom), excitement and concern around AI seemed to reach a crescendo at the beginning of 2023. For instance, teachers began sharing reflections on the implications these language models could have for their profession as students began turning in assignments generated by chatGTP, while creatives – writers, graphic designers, musicians – expressed alarm over AI’s seemingly indiscriminate use of their intellectual property. Keep reading...
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