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Philosophy and social theory applied to AI and prediction markets

A course is being offered that examines prediction markets and AI through the perspectives of philosophy and social theory. The course utilizes links to posts that provide one-paragraph summaries of these topics. AI

IMPACT Explores interdisciplinary approaches to understanding AI's societal implications.

RANK_REASON The item discusses an academic course applying philosophical and social theory to AI and prediction markets, which falls under commentary.

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Philosophy and social theory applied to AI and prediction markets

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    I'm teaching a course that applies lenses from # philosophy & social theory to prediction markets & # ai . These links are to posts containing one-paragraph sum

    I'm teaching a course that applies lenses from # philosophy & social theory to prediction markets & # ai . These links are to posts containing one-paragraph summaries of what we're covering in each session. First is Substack, which also has some promo for recent podcasts & an upc…