Empowering the Humanities in the Age of AI

This seminar will address the challenges faced by higher education in the age of AI and explore why the humanities might need to lead the response. Participants will leave with insights and strategies for educating administrators and increasing interdisciplinary collaboration—between IT, computer science and the humanities—to shape the integration of AI in support of equitable education. Anyone may attend this seminar.

Marit MacArthur teaches writing, and occasionally performance studies, at the University of California, Davis. Her collaborative, interdisciplinary research in digital voice studies and Slow Listening has been published in PMLA, Digital Humanities Quarterly, the Journal of Cultural Analytics, the Los Angeles Review of Books, Sounding Out!, Stanford’s ARCADE Colloquy, The Paris Review Online, Jacket2 and Literature in the Digital Age. Her recent work on AI and writing has appeared in Frontiers in Communication, Computers and Composition, AI & Society, Inside Higher Ed, and Digital Rhetoric Collaborative, and is forthcoming in Bad Ideas about AI and Writing. She is series editor for the journal Critical AI on the topic of generative AI and writing in higher education. Her full profile is available here: https://writingcenter.ucdavis.edu/people/marit-macarthur

Location:

Bancroft 1.09 on QMUL’s Mile End campus: https://www.qmul.ac.uk/about/howtofindus/mileend/

This event is free to attend but please register in advance.

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