Scholarships still available for “Intersectional Feminist Digital Humanities: Theoretical, Social, and Material Engagements” planned for this summer in beautiful Victoria, Canada with the brilliant Ravynn K. Stringfield, Ph.D. at DHSI.org.

✍️'Generative AI, Large Language Models, and the Theater of Consent' liz losh contributes to the 28th ISRF Bulletin issue.

Check the piece out here 👇isrf.org/2023/11/14/gen…

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In “Selfie Democracy” liz losh examines the unintended consequences of politicians' digital strategies the and socio-technical dimensions of online political communication 
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If you missed the MLA/CCCC Webinar on What AI Means for Teaching, you can watch the recording or read the summary in a new blog post written by the @MLANews / NCTE CCCC Task Force on AI and Writing chair @LizLosh. aiandwriting.hcommons.org/2023/08/15/web…

Weighing in on the #TikTok #BoatJump “challenge” with euronews euronews.com/2023/07/19/thi…

Updates from the MLA News and NCTE CCCC Task Force on AI and Writing

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liz losh Leonardo Flores, PhD Matthew Kirschenbaum Antonio, PhD Sarah Z Johnson FreedomDreams

Let’s talk about #technology Emily Taves Reeder Media Center wmlibraries hosted four professors who study and teach the impact of technology on #democracy #WMdemocracy liz losh William & Mary Law School W&M Arts & Sciences

John Sherrill makes interesting argument about how LLM composing platforms might one day include “sliders” that tweak automated content #CCCC2023 #4C23 #cccc23

I am speaking at Dartmouth tomorrow!

Critical digital race studies position at William & Mary jobs.wm.edu/postings/50384 #aoir2022

#AoIR2022 plenary session opens with a slide of Elle Mehrmand wearing a “face cage” by Zach Blas

My new Op-Ed on TikTok pedagogy cites Dr. Casey Fiesler, Dr Amy Boyington, seema rao, Isabella Segalovich, and Katrine Wallace, PhD. Check it out!

Really enjoyed this conversation on @SXMCanadaNow with Jeff Sammut

Perhaps the low point was when about two hundred UCI students in the early 2000s learned about the many women who contributed to computer science, and then they suggested that their tiny hands were the main contributing factor to their temporary success. #eyeroll

Glad to be quoted in the new Geoff Williams story about '5 Habits That Have Been Wiped Out By The Internet' on HuffPost
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Sadly no Twitter to tag fellow experts Kristie Bunton, Margaret Cassidy, John Clark, Richard Hanley, Gregory MacNaughton, and Harry Reis

Material from yesterday’s interview. Great questions!

Facebook’s handover of 200,000 users to Trump several years ago was one of the truly extraordinary pieces of luck from which Trump benefited to stage his internet breakout. Author liz losh explains: thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/is-digital-med…

Great conversation on Central Time On WPR about the The White House and #BigTech with today’s launch of #SelfieDemocracy

Look what arrived in the mail from The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social! Many thanks to Peter Costanzo, Macon, Alec Ross, Kin Lane, and all of the people I interviewed about technology and social media in the The White House

Excited to see my copies of Dr. Bo Ruberg’s Sex Dolls at Sea in my carton of held mail after returning from our The Fulbright Program year. Many thanks to the whole editorial team at The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social for supporting the Media Origins series.