Texas A&M University has introduced a course titled UGST 311: Authenticity in the Age of Generative AI, designed by professors Keagan Clark and Dr. Matthew Bizzell. This course aims to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and personal authenticity, focusing on how AI influences communication and creativity. Students are encouraged to engage with the ethical implications of AI, fostering critical discussions about its role in society.
The course emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, integrating insights from psychology, philosophy, and policy. Students express the need for understanding AI's potential benefits and risks, highlighting the importance of ethical considerations in its application. As AI continues to evolve, discussions in UGST 311 aim to prepare students for a future where AI is integral to various fields.
• UGST 311 explores AI's impact on personal authenticity and communication.
• Students discuss ethical implications and future job market changes due to AI.
Generative AI refers to algorithms that can create content, influencing how we communicate and create.
Ethical implications involve the moral considerations surrounding the use of AI in various applications.
Assistive technology in AI refers to tools that help users perform tasks more efficiently, raising questions about dependency.
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