We've been following deepfakes for the last 7 years. This article aims to shed additional light on the topic by: 1) creating a conceptual typology of deepfakes 2) coining new concepts like 'glowfakes' and 'fanfakes' 3) & analyzing deepfakes from the 2024 elections @grailcenter.bsky.social

Tejasvi Nallagundla (@GRAILatPurdue) explores new U.S. Copyright Office guidance in the AI Policy Corner. The update makes clear: only human creative input can earn copyright prompt-only AI output isn’t protected. #AIpolicy #ResponsibleAI #DigitalPolicy 🔗 montrealethics.ai/ai-policy-co...

1/7 Does the public actually influence policymakers on #AIpolicy? My paper in @policysociety.bsky.social used 5 million tweets + @nytimes.com articles to find out. The answer is yes, but with a huge catch that has major implications for #AIethics. 🧵 Link: doi.org/10.1093/pol...

1/7 Does the public actually influence policymakers on #AIpolicy? My paper in @policysociety.bsky.social used 5 million tweets + @nytimes.com articles to find out. The answer is yes, but with a huge catch that has major implications for #AIethics. 🧵 Link: doi.org/10.1093/pol...

1/12 🧵 Does college actually make students more socially responsible? You might think so. But our new study in Studies in Higher Ed (doi.org/10.1080/030...) finds students' sense of social responsibility actually stagnates (or declines). 👇 ‪@grailcenter.bsky.social‬ @purduepolsci.bsky.social‬

Can policy narratives be as effective as expert analysis in technical policy domains like AI? This open-access PSJ article says yes! By @dschiff.bsky.social and Kaylyn Jackson Schiff Read more here: doi.org/10.1111/psj.... #PSJ #PolicyStudiesJournal