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FROM POSTFACTUM TO ANTEFACTUM GEOGRAPHY: WHAT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WOULD HAVE CHANGED IN SEVEN EARLIER STUDIES - A Retrospective Human–AI Experiment in Technical Geography
Discussions of artificial intelligence in Geography frequently take the form of inventories of possible applications. This Letter adopts a different strategy. Instead of asking what AI might theoretically do, it asks what contemporary AI would have changed in seven geographical studies previously au
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