AI Literacy and the Changing Digital Political Landscape

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Positions

6 episodes

8 months ago

Critical reflection on cultural studies for scholars, students, and a general audience. Published by Lateral, Journal of the Cultural Studies Association. Produced by Mark Nunes and Elaine Venter. Season Two: Hosted by Delores B. Phillips / Production by Elaine Venter, Lucy March, Mark Nunes, and Kathalene Razzano / Editorial by Mark Nunes, Theodora Danylevich, Anthony Grajeda, Howard Hastings, Reed Van Schenck, Kathalene Razzano, Jennifer Scuro, and Elaine Venter / Music by Matt Nunes Season One: Hosted by Andrew Culp / Production by Elaine Venter, Hannah Bailey, Nick Corrigan, and Lucy March / Editorial by Mark Nunes, Jeff Heydon, Evan Moritz, Hui Peng, and Richard Simpson / Music by Matt Nunes

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AI Literacy and the Changing Digital Political Landscape

Positions

54 minutes 55 seconds

8 months ago

AI Literacy and the Changing Digital Political Landscape

AI literacy, digital politics, and the 2024 US presidential election Delores Phillips and Cultural Studies Association’s New Media and Digital Cultures Working Group Co-Host Reed Van Schenck discuss AI literacy, digital politics, and the 2024 US presidential election with authors Elizabeth Losh (William and Mary) and Rita Raley (UC Santa Barbara). This podcast is accompanied by a scholarly commentary by Stefania Milan. A note on our cover image for this episode: "Erica" and "Derek" (named by ChatGPT) are DALL-E-generated images depicting what ChatGPT offered as a response to the following prompt: "How would you describe a profile for the "undecided voter" going into the 2024 presidential election in the United States? Provide two: one leaning toward the democratic candidate and one leaning toward the republican candidate." Image generated on May 13, 2025, using GPT-4o and DALL·E 3.