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Literature after the Algorithm: Cultural Production, Reception, and Value in an AI-Saturated Mediascape
This review examines Lauren M. E. Goodlad's (2023) editor's introduction to Critical AI, "Humanities in the Loop," which argues for the constitutive participation of the interpretive humanities in artificial intelligence research, design, and governance. The review e
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