References & Resources from
Kevin’s AI presentation
Some of the links below lead to references from my presentation, and others offer supplemental reading that I found useful in understanding AI and its impacts.
Here are a couple sites that offer information about AI. I think the best way to learn more, though, is to ask your questions of an AI solution. If you don’t already have a preference, a link to Perplexity appears below.
Seth Godin’s post on using AI to critique your work
The story of the Microsoft project manager who left his job due to his work being used by fossil fuel companies
An article about AI data center impact on climate
A Business Insider article about the U.S. State Department using an AI-generated map of Africa at a global conference
The web site stating the concerns of thousands of AI developers
A post on the AI financial bubble
Posts about data center resistance
Pope Leo’s Encyclica Humanitas
Some AI-related posts by Ilia Delio, who is a Franciscan Sister, theologian, and science enthusiast
https://iliadelio.substack.com/p/the-machine-where-god-used-to-be
https://iliadelio.substack.com/p/the-hive-that-loves-you-back-ai-personalization
https://iliadelio.substack.com/p/lean-toward-what-is-being-born-why
Michael Pollan’s post on AI sentience
Cory Doctorow’s book, The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI
Another AI book that looks promising (though I haven’t read it yet)
NO!! Data Centers Dauphin County Facebook Group
PennFuture is a good source for information about AI-related bills and related PA policy
March on Harrisburg is a group opposing PA government corruption
If you’re concerned about ecological justice in general, please visit this page from the Intertwined site (and sign up for our Actions list)
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