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AI Project Description
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Sarah Rainey-Smithback
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Updated Aug 26, 2024
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Chapter 1
00:37
Chapter 2
02:01
Chapter 3
02:28
Midjourney Recitation Sept 20
02:46
ChatGPT Recitation Sept 27
03:07
Revised Essay Oct 4
Audio Transcript
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OK.
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So the A I Gender Identity and Culture project is one
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of the two projects that you'll do in this class.
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Um
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This project actually, you'll mostly do in your recitations.
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Um There's two recitation sections
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or sessions that are
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um devoted to the project.
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You'll have a small,
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little bit of homework to do before each of those
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um which are noted in week four and five.
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Um And then you'll have a, a revision of an essay due on week six
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here. I will tell you a little bit more about it.
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So, the goal of it
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is to really think about
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um how A I is
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interacting and intersecting with identity and culture.
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And we talk a lot about identity and culture in this class,
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especially on gender identity,
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sexual orientation,
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um sexual identity, et cetera.
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And so this project asks us to kind of think about
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how useful A I can be to us and how we can make it
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more useful to us in developing our own voice while we use A I.
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So there's three learning goals for the project. First,
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you'll hopefully understand how culture is reflected in A I.
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Um So you'll see examples of
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um cultural bias.
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Um In A I
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um second, you'll understand how culture is generated by A I
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um including the perpetuation,
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but also maybe reducing bias. So not only does A I
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reflect culture, but it also generates or creates culture.
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So that's what the second learning outcome is all about.
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And then the third learning outcome is my hope is that
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you develop a stronger sense of your own voice and,
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and autonomy.
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Um which means like your sense of ability to do things and to have power
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um while you're using A I,
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so we will connect this lesson
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um to or this assignment to our lessons around identity
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um in difference.
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And so this will end up looking familiar.
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It's what you're gonna do for one of the homework assignments,
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but it's the diversity wheel in the Alan Johnson
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reading that you actually read for week one.
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And we will be looking um kind of at that lens of difference and diversity.
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And we'll look at two forms of A I. First, we'll look at mid journey, which is um an A I
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um program that does auto descriptions of images.
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And then it can also create images based on text description.
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So we're gonna use it both ways. Um And that'll be the recitation on September 20th.
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And then we'll also explore chat GP T
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um And we'll be working on a draft of
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an essay about gender and how it's shaped your life
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and that will be actually generated by chat GP T.
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Um And we'll discuss it on the recitation in September 27th.
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And then you will revise that essay,
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developing your own sense of voice. Um And turn that revised essay in on October 4th.
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So that's the full project.
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Um The due dates and the value,
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the point values for each of those are all in canvas under the assignments.
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Um And you can read the details there.
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