Lulu Shi
@lulushi.bsky.social
Lecturer at the Department of Education, University of Oxford, researching on digital education, work, sociology, political economy
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Not sure anyone can handle even more horrible AI in academia but as a T&F journal editor I am appalled to inform you of "Paperpal", allegedly "Trained on millions of published scholarly articles." 1/2
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CACTUS Joins Hands with Taylor & Francis to Simplify Editorial Process with a Pioneering AI Solution | Paperpal
CACTUS announced a partnership with Taylor and Francis to to introduce an innovative AI solution, Paperpal Preflight for Editorial Desk, designed to streamline journal editorial processes. By bringing...
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November 23, 2024 at 12:24 AM
Not sure anyone can handle even more horrible AI in academia but as a T&F journal editor I am appalled to inform you of "Paperpal", allegedly "Trained on millions of published scholarly articles." 1/2
paperpal.com/blog/news-up...
paperpal.com/blog/news-up...
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Forensic new report on the relations between universities, the edtech industry and investors, with 11 key takeaways that should be the basis of institutional and policy discussions about edtech in HE going forward www.researchcghe.org/publications...
Edtech in Higher Education: Empirical Findings from the Project ‘Universities and Unicorns: Building Digital Assets in the Higher Education Industry’ | CGHE
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April 17, 2024 at 10:24 AM
Forensic new report on the relations between universities, the edtech industry and investors, with 11 key takeaways that should be the basis of institutional and policy discussions about edtech in HE going forward www.researchcghe.org/publications...
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“If China remains the place of cheap labor for Silicon Valley innovations, the Nordic countries are today the source of cheap land and cheap renewable electricity for machines needed to produce the new business of Sillicon Valley around data processing and AI.”
Dismantling Public Values, One Data Center at the Time - NordMedia Network
“Nordic states are letting go of values and infrastructure resources that are dear to the welfare state", writes Julia Velkova, adding: "Rather than bending to Big Tech values and modes of operation, ...
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March 16, 2024 at 12:32 AM
“If China remains the place of cheap labor for Silicon Valley innovations, the Nordic countries are today the source of cheap land and cheap renewable electricity for machines needed to produce the new business of Sillicon Valley around data processing and AI.”
Call for BJSE abstract now online, email me your critical thoughts 🖌️ think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issu...
February 5, 2024 at 10:26 PM
Call for BJSE abstract now online, email me your critical thoughts 🖌️ think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issu...
Not saying that tech can never be useful, but the rhetoric that shiny tech is key to 'luring students' into the classroom like in the opening lines here or in another Guardian piece last year on using robots to tackle truancy in Japan is misleading at best. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
January 22, 2024 at 8:55 AM
Not saying that tech can never be useful, but the rhetoric that shiny tech is key to 'luring students' into the classroom like in the opening lines here or in another Guardian piece last year on using robots to tackle truancy in Japan is misleading at best. www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
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No doubt the next year will see proliferating partnerships of AI companies with universities, so it's a good time for this call for a special issue on AI and technosolutionism in education edited by @lulushi.bsky.social Rebecca Eynon, Jeremy Knox & @neilselwyn.bsky.social bsky.app/profile/lulu...
“…ASU plans to use ChatGPT to build personalized AI tutors and offer writing help to students in one of its largest classes, Freshman Composition.” 🫠
OpenAI launches partnership with ASU, allowing full use of ChatGPT
It comes as schools at all levels grapple with whether and how to embrace generative AI.
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January 19, 2024 at 6:21 PM
No doubt the next year will see proliferating partnerships of AI companies with universities, so it's a good time for this call for a special issue on AI and technosolutionism in education edited by @lulushi.bsky.social Rebecca Eynon, Jeremy Knox & @neilselwyn.bsky.social bsky.app/profile/lulu...
To my sociologist and AI and education researcher friends: my co-editors, Rebecca Eynon, Jeremy Knox , @neilselwyn.bsky.social are putting together a SI on AI and education (from a sociological perspective) for the British Journal of Sociology of Education. If that’s your topic, send your abstract!
January 19, 2024 at 11:02 AM
To my sociologist and AI and education researcher friends: my co-editors, Rebecca Eynon, Jeremy Knox , @neilselwyn.bsky.social are putting together a SI on AI and education (from a sociological perspective) for the British Journal of Sociology of Education. If that’s your topic, send your abstract!
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“AI is being used as form of 'shock doctrine', where the sense of urgency generated by an allegedly world-transforming technology is used as an opportunity to transform social systems without democratic debate.” — @danmcquillan.bsky.social
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December 21, 2023 at 4:26 PM
“AI is being used as form of 'shock doctrine', where the sense of urgency generated by an allegedly world-transforming technology is used as an opportunity to transform social systems without democratic debate.” — @danmcquillan.bsky.social
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“In the future, Dr Chen and colleagues envision a world where trillions of sensors are deployed into everything in the world. Clothing will have nanosensors woven into the fabric, homes will have them in every room and even our toothbrushes will have them in the bristles.” 💀
Exclusive: AI breaktrhough could let your next running shoes learn and adapt to how you move
AlZip is creating self-building AI that can live in everyday objects
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December 15, 2023 at 6:21 PM
“In the future, Dr Chen and colleagues envision a world where trillions of sensors are deployed into everything in the world. Clothing will have nanosensors woven into the fabric, homes will have them in every room and even our toothbrushes will have them in the bristles.” 💀
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Join us as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Oxford Internet Institute! Explore video games' impact on mental health. PhD required, expertise in data analysis vital. Fixed-term till Feb 2025. Details and apply (Jan 8th):
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#PostdocJobs #MentalHealthResearch #VideoGames
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December 15, 2023 at 11:56 AM
Join us as a Postdoctoral Researcher at Oxford Internet Institute! Explore video games' impact on mental health. PhD required, expertise in data analysis vital. Fixed-term till Feb 2025. Details and apply (Jan 8th):
www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/vacan...
#PostdocJobs #MentalHealthResearch #VideoGames
www.oii.ox.ac.uk/people/vacan...
#PostdocJobs #MentalHealthResearch #VideoGames