Artificial Intelligence, Colonial Legacy, and the Unequal Economics of Expression There is an inequality in the world of writing that rarely announces itself as inequality. Some people are born into the language through which much of the world conducts its intellectual and professional affairs. Others must spend years, sometimes decades, acquiring that language before their […]
Artificial Intelligence, Colonial Legacy, and the Unequal Economics of Expression There is an inequality in the world of writing that rarely announces itself as inequality. Some people are born into the language through which much of the world conducts its intellectual and professional affairs. Others must spend years, sometimes decades, acquiring that language before their […]