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What does it mean for humans to write in a world infused with generative AI? How can we practice, and teach, critical AI literacy? Includes personal takes, book reviews, and interviews.

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Judgment. Taste. Wisdom. In the last six months, these terms have been circulating in public discussions of AI in education and industry alike. I think these terms are dancing around the concept of phronesis, usually glossed as “practical w...

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AI Requires Inviting Our Students to Engage in Ethical Discernment

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    I am a scholar and administrator in higher education focused on the intersections of writing across the curriculum and critical artificial intelligence literacy.

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    Writing scholar and teacher. Author of Writing Rediscovered, Writing about Writing, and Naming What We Know. Director, Roger & Joyce Howe Center for Writing Excellence, Miami University (OH)

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