Editors’ Outro: Three Themes from Rhetorics and Ethics in Smart Technologies and Artificial Intelligence Blog Carnival
As we wrap up our 13th Blog Carnival, we want thank all of our contributors for their engaging…
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Good AI Computing Well
Two Directions in AI In the inaugural issue of AI & Society, published in 1987, Ajit Narayanan identified…
The Impact of AI on Writing and Writing Instruction
We think the field of rhetoric/writing needs to address—and quickly!—three current and rapidly expanding developments in artificial intelligence…
Inscrutable AI: Deep Learning and the Problem of Technology and Trust
What happens when an artificial intelligence is right, but we don’t know why? One of the latest trends…
Becoming the Bot: Rhetorical Reflexivity and AI Ethics
Unless you’re rooting for social media bots to become Nazis, Microsoft’s Tay was a resounding failure. When she…
Pay No Attention to the Man behind the Curtain
One of the many memorable scenes in The Wizard of Oz shows Dorothy and her friends overawed by…
Bots or Ghosts? Ethical Considerations of Bots as Ghostwriters
After returning to formal studies of writing after several years away, I realized that bots have begun to…
Tropes of Feminine AI
In 1927, German filmmaker Fritz Lang gave us our first vision of a feminine AI, and her name…
Call for Blog Carnival Contributions––Rhetorics and Ethics in Smart Technologies and Artificial Intelligence
Popular sources like The Verge, Techcrunch, and Forbes have recently revealed that millions of households have bought and…