Megan Harming - The following is a proposal to high schools about the importance of incorporating lessons
surrounding the use of artificial intelligence platforms, specifically ChatGPT, into an upper-level
college-preparatory curriculum. As AI becomes increasingly incorporated into the workforce,
students should learn how to effectively use AI platforms in a way that can benefit them in their
post-graduation lives. A well-rounded education that can best prepare high school students for
their future now includes AI. My own personal experience regarding my transition from high
school to the University of Michigan without any prior knowledge of AI platforms will be
considered. Along with providing reasoning for a needed increase in AI-based education, I’ve
created a mock lesson plan that could be used as part of the curriculum, which centers around
comparing the experience of writing a paper with the use of ChatGPT versus without the use of
ChatGPT. Continue Reading The Importance of Learning AI to Create a Well-Rounded High School Education
Madeline Johnson and Janani Murugesan - For our final project, we decided to collaborate and create a user-friendly and interactive website that consists of AI policies for the University of Michigan and the community. In our website, we included a comprehensive library of AI policies we thought would be most important in a university and community setting. We also included many other interactive elements with
the aim to encourage individuals to want to learn about AI policies. Continue Reading AI Policy Website
This course will provide students with an overview of the ways in which artificial intelligence (AI)… Continue Reading AI In Human Communication (’23)
Dr. Pasek was asked to serve on the expert advisory board for NORC’s new Center for… Continue Reading NORC – Center for Panel Survey Sciences – Expert Advisory Board
Annenberg IOD Collaborative (with Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Matthew Levendusky, R Lance Holbert, Andrew Renninger, Yotam Ophir,… Continue Reading Democracy amid Crises: Polarization, Pandemic, Protests, and Persuasion
With Gabriel Miao Li, Jon A Krosnick, Tobias H Stark, Jennifer Agiesta, Gaurav Sood, Trevor Tompson,… Continue Reading Americans’ attitudes toward the Affordable Care Act: What role do beliefs play?
With Austin Hegland, Annie Li Zhang, and Brianna Zichettella. 2022. The ANNALS of the American Academy… Continue Reading A partisan pandemic: how COVID-19 was primed for polarization
With Gabriel Miao Li. 2022. International Journal of Public Opinion Research 34(3). edac029. doi: https://doi.org/10.1093/ijpor/edac029
With Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Daniel Romer, Patrick E Jamieson, and Kenneth M Winneg. 2021. PNAS 118(52).… Continue Reading The role of non–COVID-specific and COVID-specific factors in predicting a shift in willingness to vaccinate: A panel study
With Jaren Haber, Lisa Singh, Ceren Budak, Meena Balan, Ryan Callahan, Rob Churchill, Brandon Herren, and… Continue Reading Lies and presidential debates: How political misinformation spread across media streams during the 2020 election