New on AI for the Humanities: Nina Keddy reads Borges y yo next to Cortázar's Axolotl, then asks AI to analyze one and illustrate the other. The analysis came back accurate and flat. The image came back as a horror movie.
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New AI for the Humanities:
Stanford extracts 95% of Harry Potter from AI (verbatim!), Courts compel release of 20M ChatGPT logs, AI exaggerates research findings 73% of the time, Mental health crisis demands humanistic response
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Grace Gulick (CS + Art major at UD) breaks down MidJourney—the creative possibilities, the copyright mess, and why prompt engineering actually matters. AI image generators aren't disappearing, so how do we use them without screwing over artists? youtu.be/ZhvgVzsszD4
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AI is rapidly reshaping creativity, culture, and society. Join us to explore the latest developments and their critical implications for the humanities. New episode out now! #AIForHumanities #AIEthics #HumanitiesInTech youtu.be/92_Evi5XXVA

Do you find AI useful for planning and organizing research projects? media-and-learning.eu/subject/arti... #AIinEducation #HigherEd #AI #AIforHumanities