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AI and Human Language

SF Shaima Faculty

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  • M-35 AI Narratives



    • The objectives of this introductory lecture are to enable participants to:

        1. Explore the role of narratives in shaping public perceptions of artificial intelligence (AI) and its societal implications.
        2. Examine the historical evolution of narratives surrounding technological advancements, including AI.
        3. Analyze the dual nature of AI narratives, emphasizing both optimistic and pessimistic perspectives.
        4. Understand how cultural, social, and historical contexts influence AI narratives.
        5. Investigate the themes of humanoid embodiments and gendered representations in AI storytelling.
        6. Assess the impact of AI narratives on technology adoption, regulation, and public attitudes.
        7. Discuss the influence of AI narratives on scientific research, funding, and ethical priorities.
        8. Highlight the role of repetitive patterns in reinforcing or constraining the possibilities for human well-being through AI narratives.
        9. Promote critical evaluation of AI narratives to ensure they reflect diverse perspectives and values.
        10. Encourage the development of responsible storytelling practices that balance hope and caution in AI narratives.

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      To successfully complete this module, you need to correctly answer a minimum of half of the total quiz questions. (15 minutes)

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