Joakim E. G. Olsson
@ol50n.bsky.social
Technology, education, critical digital literacy (and som dialectical materialism)
Assistant Professor, Volda University College
Doctoral Candidate, Østfold University College
Assistant Professor, Volda University College
Doctoral Candidate, Østfold University College
Reposted by Joakim E. G. Olsson
Maybe we should rather differentiate between AI idealism and AI materialism
December 11, 2024 at 5:08 PM
Maybe we should rather differentiate between AI idealism and AI materialism
Spännande! Massa lycka till på disputasen. Ska leta upp artiklarna 😊
November 16, 2024 at 4:07 PM
Spännande! Massa lycka till på disputasen. Ska leta upp artiklarna 😊
Stort grattis! Jag är fortfarande i början fortfarande av min doktorandresa. Blir avhandlingen publicerad digital också?
November 16, 2024 at 6:08 AM
Stort grattis! Jag är fortfarande i början fortfarande av min doktorandresa. Blir avhandlingen publicerad digital också?
Reposted by Joakim E. G. Olsson
Update: @dfeldman.org made it!
Community efforts like this are the most effective way to get people to join Bluesky. If you want to see your friends or favorite accounts on here, send them a graphic, a starter pack, or a personalized note.
Community efforts like this are the most effective way to get people to join Bluesky. If you want to see your friends or favorite accounts on here, send them a graphic, a starter pack, or a personalized note.
November 14, 2024 at 12:13 AM
Update: @dfeldman.org made it!
Community efforts like this are the most effective way to get people to join Bluesky. If you want to see your friends or favorite accounts on here, send them a graphic, a starter pack, or a personalized note.
Community efforts like this are the most effective way to get people to join Bluesky. If you want to see your friends or favorite accounts on here, send them a graphic, a starter pack, or a personalized note.
Reposted by Joakim E. G. Olsson
On one hand, I stand by my original claims: Art is a social behavior. Only people can make art, and computers are not people. We care about art (as "art") because we care about people. I believe this is a product of evolution, not just a social construct that could easily change. 2/🧵
November 11, 2024 at 7:09 PM
On one hand, I stand by my original claims: Art is a social behavior. Only people can make art, and computers are not people. We care about art (as "art") because we care about people. I believe this is a product of evolution, not just a social construct that could easily change. 2/🧵