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Outrage 23 – What Baker’s Ideas on Media Can Teach Us About Democracy – Sanjay Jolly
Aired Oct 4, 2023 C. Edwin Baker was a leading scholar of constitutional law, communications law, and free speech. His name is honored in numerous awards, scholarships, lecture series, professorships, and more. Baker taught at University of Pennsylvania Law School from 1981 until his death in 2009. Baker’s most influential work was his book, “Media,…
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Outrage BONUS – How ChatGPT AI Can Persuade Humans on Political Issues – Hui Bai
David Beckemeyer
Aired Apr 26, 2023 The AI landscape is changing extremely fast. ChatGPT was first released to the public only a few months ago. We did an episode about it fairly early on. This new AI is being used already across many industries and applications, including writing code, policies, legal briefs, plans, job descriptions, analysis, and…
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Outrage 010 – How understanding our own limitations can help break us out of our outrage spiral -Alex Korb
David Beckemeyer
Aired Apr 5, 2023 When I set out to cover this topic, “The Neuroscience of Outrage Porn,” I had this naive vision of a neat little Schoolhouse Rock cartoonish picture: when this happens, this part of the brain turns on, kind of thing. Of course, the reality is much more complicated than that and it…
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