Keywords: digital/AI ethics, social media, virtue
New reflections on attention, selfhood, and how social media use may erode prudence.
New reflections on attention, selfhood, and how social media use may erode prudence.
This dissertation was shaped not just by theory and text, but by the brilliant professors, colleagues, workshop groups, and late-night conversations that pushed me to think deeper and write better.
Onward!
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This dissertation was shaped not just by theory and text, but by the brilliant professors, colleagues, workshop groups, and late-night conversations that pushed me to think deeper and write better.
Onward!
#AIEthics #TechnologyEthics
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Through the lens of diptych compositions, Miles B. Jordan reflects on connection and cultural identity by comparing Southern Louisiana and Interior Alaska.
🔗: https://oxfordamerican.org/eyes/504-907
Through the lens of diptych compositions, Miles B. Jordan reflects on connection and cultural identity by comparing Southern Louisiana and Interior Alaska.
🔗: https://oxfordamerican.org/eyes/504-907
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