Oops! And here's the link to it: desperatelyseeking.substack.com/p/three-grea...

... My class's first assignment thinking about AI was comparing human's claims for intelligence against claims made for other apes versus claims made for AI: auburn.instructure.com/courses/1654....
Opens up a nice irony: Animals are insufficiently rational, but machines are insufficiently emotional.

Yes! I've used the phrase "public interest AI" on grant proposals, drawing from past initiatives on "public interest technology". And I certainly appreciate your journal's consideration of posthumanist frames when critiquing AI...

Thanks for sharing! Very interested to hear what other historians think of it!

My pleasure! I enjoyed the book, and look forward to thinking about ways to use it in my courses.

Selfishly wondering whether my book on the history of FDA food labeling might one day help people piece together how we got here.
#FromLabelToTable

Unofficially, this was a Fulbright finalist application. Won't go into it further, but you can imagine. Very grateful to the Fulbright Denmark Commission for resurrecting my project!

If you missed the American Society for Legal History Virtual Book Club last week, you can watch here the recording of @seanvanatta.bsky.social and me discussing our two books: www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEYe....

Compliments of the @businesshistoryc.bsky.social .
#businesshistory