New paper with Dylan Walker, now open access in Management Science: "The AI Democratization Paradox."
We ask: when AI lowers barriers to knowledge production, does it democratize participation, or amplify existing inequality?
A thread on Wikipedia + AI translation.
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The Supreme Court has observed, “No political party can simultaneously be a religious party. Politics and religion cannot be mixed.”
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My latest book review looks at Ian Angus' latest book "The War against the Commons". It is a brilliant sweeping historical study of how and why capitalism destroyed the commons and what that means for today. https://t.co/Fy6BzAipDq
In era of bitter division, what would Socrates do? Comments at Harvard on free inquiry and Socratic dialogue from philosopher Agnes Callard. https://t.co/nQEwTyWkt4 via @Harvard
What do you recommend as a short primer & intro to Marxist thought that is accessible, introduces core concepts & why one should care, appeals to both big Marx nerds and total newbies, 20pp. chapters, good for a public reading group w/ a wide spread of experience w/ left thought?
Im teaching “Race and Racism in Education” this semester @USCRossier. Please share with me your work in this area. I would love to consider it for my syllabus. #AcademicTwitter
Feminism, Interrupted by Lola Olufemi is a powerful introduction to black abolitionist feminism. It acts us to imagine a world beyond capitalism, carcerality and patriarchy. It shows the disparate ways state power acts to marginalise and divide us,