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How can interdisciplinary dialogue promote resolution of algorithmic moral problems?

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How can interdisciplinary dialogue promote resolution of algorithmic moral problems?

CSCW '24Imagining Computing Futures and Mitigating Algorithmic Harm: Conversations Between Artistic Disciplines and Computing

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How do traditional practice, educational institutions, industry norms, online communities, and tools jointly influence creators' 'misuse' behaviors?

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How can cultural capital (e.g., resistant capital, communal capital, creative capital) improve AI literacy among students from disadvantaged groups?

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How do community backgrounds of disadvantaged students affect their critical thinking about AI social and ethical issues?

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How can teaching activities integrating cultural capital theory be designed to increase impact and relevance of AI education?

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