Thanks, Elvis. I will share with you the paper (so you get Richard's thoughts) - it's still a draft at the moment. But the issue of AI is one that scholars needs to assess soberly and engage with. Certainly, it is too important to leave to engineers.
Wow. Your contribution is logically presented. I have little to none knowledge about computers but definitely understand some components that makes up our social scientific models of communication therefore I concur with you Prof.
However I would still love to have a taste of What Prof Richard had to say as a counter to this argument… sounds interesting
Thanks, Elvis. I will share with you the paper (so you get Richard's thoughts) - it's still a draft at the moment. But the issue of AI is one that scholars needs to assess soberly and engage with. Certainly, it is too important to leave to engineers.
Wow. Your contribution is logically presented. I have little to none knowledge about computers but definitely understand some components that makes up our social scientific models of communication therefore I concur with you Prof.
However I would still love to have a taste of What Prof Richard had to say as a counter to this argument… sounds interesting