Schedule

Upcoming Schedule

See below for past classes.

Date News Team Lead Team Blog Team
Tuesday 24 Mar 2 8 12
Thursday 26 Mar 9 1
Tuesday 31 Mar 5
Thursday 2 Apr 3 10 2
Tuesday 7 Apr 4 11 7
Thursday 9 Apr "Midterm" 8
Tuesday 14 Apr 20 12 4
Thursday 16 Apr 6
Tuesday 21 Apr Project Draft Presentations
Thursday 23 Apr Project Draft Presentations
Tuesday 28 Apr Project Draft Presentations

Past Schedule

Date News Topic (Team) Lead Topic (Team) Blog
Tuesday 13 Jan Class 1: Introduction
Thursday 15 Jan Class 2: Golden Ages
Tuesday 20 Jan Chinese Drills (1) Machines of Loving Grace (5) Class 3 (9)
Thursday 22 Jan Data Centers (2) AI2027 / Normal Technology (6) Class 4 (10)
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Tuesday 27 Jan
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Thursday 29 Jan AI Genomics (3) AlphaFold (7) Class 5 (11)
Tuesday 3 Feb MoltBook (4) AI in Clinical Medicine (8) Class 6 (12)
Thursday 5 Feb Circular AI Investments (5) AI Bias and Interpretability (9) Class 7 (1)
Tuesday 10 Feb Advertising (6) Interpretability (10) Class 8 (2)
Thursday 12 Feb Retiring GPT-4o (7) Extractability (11) Class 9 (3)
Tuesday 17 Feb Labor (8) Software Development (12) Class 10 (4)
Thursday 19 Feb (Class 11) Love (9) Software Development (1) Class 11 (5)
Tuesday 24 Feb (Class 12) Ohio AI Regulation (10) Adolescence of Technology I (2) Class 12 (6)
Thursday 26 Feb (Class 13) AI Safety and DoW (Dave) Adolescence of Technology II (3) Class 13 (7)
Spring Break
Tuesday 10 Mar Autonomous War (4) Class 14 (8)
Thursday 12 Mar Open AI's Agreement (12) Nuclear Weapons, Techno-Optimism (5) Class 15 (9)
Tuesday 17 Mar 1 6 10
Thursday 19 Mar 7 11

Expectations

(Last updated on 9 March.)

The expectations for presenting teams (both “News” and “Lead”):

  • Before 5:00pm on the day before you are scheduled to lead (so Monday for Tuesday classes and Wednesday for Thursday classes), share your plans and draft slides with me. You should do this in an email with all of the team members who are contributing cc’d so I can reply-all to everyone. The “before 5pm” deadline assumes that if I am able to get you feedback before 8pm you will have time to make revisions before class. If not, you should get me the slides before noon.

  • Be creative! All presenting teams so far have followed fairly closely the same format. This isn’t a bad format, but it is definitely not the best for most topics. Teams are encouraged to incroporate more interesting activities and use the class time in more varied ways.

  • Better presentations. I will provide some more guidance on general ways to improve presentations in Tuesday’s class (and maybe more in later classes), and although you are not required to follow everything I say it is expected that you’ll design presentations in ways that are mindful of it.