Mitchell Hartman
speaker
1,202 appearances
42 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 15 Sep
Mitchell Hartman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Huge amount of distraction.
I saw that they weren't socializing as much, and I saw that they had more anxiety.
Now, she's contending with a new disruption.
One day, I turned on my computer, and there was ChatGPT available on the dashboard for free.
Last year, the Cal State system made a $17 million deal with OpenAI to provide ChatGPT to half a million students and faculty, whether they want it or not.
We're being told if you don't teach these kids this technology, it's just going to be another way that everything's working against them succeeding.
But Baxter-Rice is already noticing unsettling effects.
Students cheating on papers, of course, but also a sense that people on campus are struggling psychologically with the new technology.
I'm concerned.
I'm really scared.
What's happened to young people over the past 15 years is...
is scary enough, and then adding this technology to the conversation is really frightening.
The tech industry is racing toward a future that doesn't sound great to a lot of people.
Recent data from the Pew Research Center show Americans are much more concerned than excited about AI.
And in communities across the country, data centers have become a lightning rod.
Local opposition has already shut down dozens of projects.
Residents in Hobart, Indiana, outside Chicago, have been protesting a proposed Amazon AI data center for months.
I got in touch with a couple of the organizers.
Angelita Soriano lives across the street from the 700-acre site, and Barbara Koteles lives about a quarter mile away.
They've been distributing yard signs, going door-to-door, even sponsored a billboard at a busy intersection in town.
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