Everything reminds me of ‘Her’
Crying isn’t always pointless, and it can sometimes be the catharsis one needs.
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What the heck are the AI ethicists up to?
If you’re interested in having a career that is ethically meaningful, technologically inclined, potentially lucrative and intellectually involved, this article is for you!
Vibecheck on AI in college: The Battle over B-quality work
Ramp up the integrative practice of new AI systems, listen to students and help keep your wise GE professor sane.
What are LLMs and why should I care
If you've used ChatGPT in the past week, or more likely the past hour, you've used an LLM. One of the most relevant trends in modern technology, I’ll explain what LLMs are, and why they are important to understand.
The path from technophobe to techno-optimist
The retired technophobe comes out with a new lease on tech optimism during the rise of artificial intelligence.
Artistically confronting the climate crisis
Inside and outside the USC Fisher Art Museum complex, USC Visions and Voices hosted an event that celebrated ongoing projects from the USC Arts & Climate Collective, the wisdom of local South LA community organizers and several other powerful voices supporting the movement towards environmental justice.
Get to know some of Kaufman’s talented students
A glimpse into their unique experiences as scholars of dance.
Kevin Young in the modern renaissance of poetry and Black voices
Kevin Young, one of today’s prominent leaders in poetry advocacy and Black culture research, sat down with USC’s President Carol Folt and professor Robin Coste Lewis in a virtual event hosted by Visions and Voices.
A conversation with Ice-T about ‘race, rap and the possibility of redemption’
Most famous for his very successful hip-hop and acting career, Ice-T and USC Professor Jody Armour sat down for a conversation hosted by Visions and Voices.