Tag: Media Literacy

Susanne Hall, director of the Hixon Writing Center and professor of writing at Caltech, examines the potential of AI tools like ChatGPT to revolutionize teaching and writing. Learn how she sees implications on accessibility and risks like plagiarism, as well as ethical considerations of AI tools.

A perfect storm is on the horizon for the 2024 election: AI is advancing fast, humans are struggling to keep up and media literacy is at rock bottom. Can we counteract this disaster before it's too late? Find out how you can prepare for the changing digital landscape.

This article discusses the importance of media literacy in the era of ChatGPT, as well as the risks of generative AI from a domestic, international and human survival perspective. Professor Bi Yantao from Hainan University and Deputy Director of the Culture Committee of the Hainan Provincial Committee of China Democratic League discusses concepts such as cognitive security and epistemic injustice to illustrate the risks of generative AI. By staying up to date on the potential impacts of AI development on the news industry and enhancing media literacy, we can better understand the process and potential hazards of generative AI.