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cccblog.org
This is the second post in a two-part series recapping the panel Social Technologies: Why We Can't Live With Them or Without Them, which was supported by the Computing Community Consortium (CCC) at the 2025 AAAS Annual Conference. The first post, Rethinking Social Technologies: Platforms, Protocols, and the Push for Decentralization, explored how researchers and technologists are approaching the future of social media through decentralized design and protocol-driven innovation. This follow-up highlights the second half of the panel discussion, which examined critical issues related to artificial intelligence, online trust, and potential regulatory responses. The panel was moderated by Sarita Schoenebeck, Professor of Information at the University of Michigan... |
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www.wired.com
Georgetown researchers used the AI text generator to write misleading tweets about climate change and foreign affairs. People found the posts persuasive. |
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news.harvard.edu
Computer science students examine issues such as privacy, censorship, and fake news in courses co-designed by philosophy professors as Harvard works to embed ethics in the curriculum, creating a national model. |
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www.ign.com
Check out this list of Borderlands Games |
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