In response to the following thread: https://twitter.com/mettalrose/status/1787903697173020683

What is described below seems really smart: you get them to think about actual domains that demand certain kinds of expertise and are governed by professional ethics of various kinds. Tho I don't do this kind of teaching with bots, I really like that approach. /a

Anuj Gupta (@mettalrose) on X

@CriticalAI That's something I've been jostling with over the last three semesters. Would love to hear your suggestions too. Here's how I try to operationalize the "critical" in my technical and prof writing classes about AI tools so far: 1) I start with a thought experiment: .. (1/n)

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I would need more info to comment here.

My #criticalAIliteracies approach is oriented around harms and these are so significant that I've yet to find actual "pros" that require the use of something like ChatGPT. Coding asst may be the best use case but the coders I know vary.
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