Tim Highfield
@timhighfield.bsky.social
Internet researcher and Associate Professor at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies, University of Warwick.
Reposted by Tim Highfield
The article discusses how current critiques of AI in the global press—while valid— circulate a discourse of inevitability that ultimately forecloses more imaginative discussions of how to fix the very real problems that come with AI systems.
January 8, 2025 at 10:01 AM
The article discusses how current critiques of AI in the global press—while valid— circulate a discourse of inevitability that ultimately forecloses more imaginative discussions of how to fix the very real problems that come with AI systems.
Check out @katemiltner.bsky.social’s excellent new piece on discourses around visual generative AI — as presented at #AoIR2024 and part of a fantastic Unstable Diffusions special issue of @jdsr.bsky.social!
PUB ALERT 🚨Thrilled that my article on Lensa (remember Lensa??) and the discourse of visual generative AI is finally out in the Unstable Diffusions special issue in @jdsr.bsky.social. Article link here: publicera.kb.se/jdsr/article...
“A.I. is holding a mirror to our society”: Lensa and the discourse of visual generative AI
| Journal of Digital Social Research
publicera.kb.se
January 9, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Check out @katemiltner.bsky.social’s excellent new piece on discourses around visual generative AI — as presented at #AoIR2024 and part of a fantastic Unstable Diffusions special issue of @jdsr.bsky.social!