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Loving Vincent streaming: where to watch online?

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By Douglas Booth, Robert Gulaczyk, Eleanor Tomlinson, Helen McCrory
| JustWatch
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Sport History and AI: Book Reviews Revisited

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By Douglas Booth, Panagiotis Tsigaris
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract ChatGPT has injected artificial intelligence (AI) into text-creating academic fields. In this article we explore the issues around ChatGPT in the history of sport. We begin by asking ChatGPT to analyze and evaluate 271 book reviews in Sporting Traditions, the official journal of the Australian Society for Sport History. In 2022, we published an analysis of the same reviews conducted by human reviewers to assess their scholarly and political contributions.
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‘The Emerging Cooperative Economy: Improving Democracy, Quality of Life, and the Environment by 2050’ by E.G. Nadeau

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By Douglas Booth
| Shepherd Express Verified
Today’s global economy delivers a cornucopia of material goods for humanity’s collective pleasure, but for this we and the earth pay a price. This material abundance is brought to us by a host of powerful, undemocratic multinational corporations whose essential purpose is to extract as much financial wealth as possible from us as consumers, and as much labor as possible from us as employees.
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