Who do we become when we take advice from machines? Drawing on insights from BKC Fellow Amelia Miller's research at t he Berkman Klein Center and her human-AI relationship coaching practice\, t his workshop explores how talking to chatbots impacts our capacity to conne ct with real people.
This session is interactive and practical: parti cipants will leave with a better understanding of LLMs’ personality default s\, how to override them\, and how to think about when we should and should n’t lean on AI for advice.
Please note this workshop is in-person onl y and specific for those with a Harvard ID.
Facilitator: Amelia Miller is a researc her\, designer\, and writer focused on how technology shapes human connecti on. Learn more about her work in The New York Times\, or read about her human-AI relationship coachin g in The New Yorker\, Bloomberg\ , NPR or the BKC’s 3 Question series.
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