As the debate over the benefits and risks of using AI continues, questions remain about its impact and its ongoing influence on humanistic inquiry. How are fields of study changing and being influenced by AI? Are these fields in danger or poised for a new age of advancement?
“AI and Humanistic Inquiry” is a cross-disciplinary conversation presented live on Zoom that will explore artificial intelligence and its implications for scholarship, including questions of access, representation, ethics, research, publication, data, and the changing ways knowledge is produced, shared, and valued across the humanities and social sciences.
Panelists:
Dr. Sylvester A. Johnson, Professor of Black Studies at Northwestern University; Dr. Joan McGregor, Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics at Arizona State University; Dr. Kenton Rambsy, an Associate Professor of English at Howard University and a Data Storytelling Specialist with Howard’s Center for Applied Data Science and Analytics (CADSA).
Moderator:
Dr. Carlos Contreras, professor of History at Grossmont College in San Diego, California