Collin Jennings

Zena Assaad, a senior lecturer in human-machine relationships, Toby Walsh, a renowned AI expert, and Collin Jennings, a critical writer on the internet's evolution, dive deeply into AI's hidden labor forces. They discuss the often-overlooked data labelers in developing countries and their harsh working conditions. The conversation also ventures into the shift towards a linkless internet, questioning how AI-driven summaries affect the credibility and verification of online information, calling for a reevaluation of ethical responsibilities in tech.

Collin Jennings, a former assistant professor and author, shares insights on how computational methods illuminate 18th-century literature. He highlights the role of print technology in transforming literary engagement and the innovative narrative structures of that era. Mike Palindrome passionately discusses Hemingway's 'A Moveable Feast,' exploring its reflections on Parisian life and literary camaraderie. Finally, David L. Cooper considers the legacy of forgery in literature, sharing his choice for his last book, which intertwines personal and national narratives.