The March Academe newsletter includes a selection of articles about how faculty members are grappling with artificial intelligence—at the bargaining table, in shared governance, and through organizing. Additional articles on AI and other topics will appear in the spring issue, to be published in full in early May.
The table of contents with links follows below.
FEATURES
Bringing the Fragments Together
Negotiating technology and AI.
By Britt Paris and Rebecca Reynolds
Organizing Against the Machines
Academic unions and their allies are resisting the uncritical adoption of artificial intelligence.
- Cal State's War on Working-Class Education by Martha Lincoln and Martha Kenney
- Color-Coded Austerity and Shades of Gray by David Kinsella
- AI as a War Issue, War as a Workers' Issue by Justine Zhang, Shreya Chowdhary, and Nathan Kim
- Keeping Humans in the Loop by Troy A. Swanson
Lessons from the Faculty of a Small Denominational Seminary on Defending Academic Freedom
How one AAUP chapter organized resistance to a fundamentalist takeover.
By Richard L. Hester
BOOK REVIEW
Respect for Me but Not for Thee
Dan-el Padilla Peralta reviews Terms of Respect by Christopher L. Eisgruber.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Academic Freedom in Online Education
Bringing AAUP principles online.
By Jonathan Poritz and Jonathan Rees
FROM THE BLOG
A Call for Proactive University Communication Strategies
By Louise Pay
A Presidential Search and the Necessity of Shared Governance
By Hank Reichman
Fighting for Free Speech at Texas A&M
By AAUP Staff
The DEI Debacle
By Nimisha Barton
How Academic Freedom Committees Can Help Our Universities Find Their Spines
By Katie Rainwater and Martha Schoolman
AI, University Legitimacy, and the New Social Contract
By Nate Bennett
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