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How AI and Screens Are Changing Reading (with Naomi Baron)

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By Nat Malkus, Naomi S. Baron
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
AI is transforming not only the way students work but also the way they read. AI summarizes readings for students, changing the way they engage with texts, form judgments, and—perhaps—develop cognitively. On this episode of The Report Card, Nat Malkus speaks with Naomi Baron about these changes and more. Naomi Baron is Professor Emerita of Linguistics at American University and the author of Reader Bot: What Happens When AI Reads and Why It Matters. This episode was produced by Elli Lucas.
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Voici ce que vous perdez à chaque fois que vous laissez l’IA lire pour vous

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By Naomi S. Baron
| Futura
Cela vous intéressera aussi [EN VIDÉO] Les 10 menaces les plus dangereuses de l'intelligence artificielle L’intelligence artificielle a permis des avancées dans le domaine de la santé, la recherche et... Lire est un acte millénaire et depuis des décennies, la lecture décline. L’essor de l’IA, capable de résumer, analyser ou comparer à notre place, accélère la tendance. Mais cette formidable machine ne nous fait-elle pas perdre l’essentiel ?
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AI is making reading books feel obsolete - and students have a lot to lose

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By Naomi S. Baron
| Scroll.in Verified
A perfect storm is brewing for reading. AI arrived as both kids and adults were already spending less time reading books than they did in the not-so-distant past. A new study shows the amount of reading for pleasure that Americans are doing is down 40 per cent since the early 2000s. As a linguist, I study how technology influences the ways people read, write and think.
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