AI Widening the Gap between Humanities and STEM Worlds - Harvard Technology Review
For the first time in my college career, last semester, I enrolled in no Computer Science classes as a Computer Science concentrator. My evening d-hall office hours and weekly problem sets yielded to readings and …
0 10.13k Share AI Widening the Gap between Humanities and STEM Worlds by Elizabeth Ling March 26, 2023 Culture and Society Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.com For the first time in my college career, last semester, I enrolled in no Computer Science classes as a Computer Science concentrator. My evening d-hall office hours and weekly problem sets yielded to readings and discussions about Asian American Literature, K-12 Education in the US, and international development. It threw me into the experience of the other half of Harvard students. At first, I felt like my classes weren’t real, with
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