This course will provide students with an overview of the ways in which artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to enhance and augment human communication. Students will learn about the history of AI, its current state, and potential applications in human communication. The course will cover a range of topics, including natural language processing (NLP), automated content generation, and the recognition and interface of human emotions. Through a combination of lectures, discussions, and hands-on exercises, students will gain a deeper understanding of AI and its potential to transform human communication.

*Please note that this description and the design of the course (syllabus, readings, activities, etc.) will be guided through the use of AI tools.*

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Discussion-based class (25-30 students)

Final Projects – 2023

Noelle Kaufmann - For my final project, I decided to do a mixture of a proposal for the University of Michigan not to incorporate AI Read more
AI in the field
Allison Jacobs, Ava Class, Brooke Humphrey, and Sydney Vigo - The AI in the Field podcast is a series of conversations with people across a Read more
Ethical Concerns of AI
Jeff Persi - A blog examining AI Biases, Ethics, and Privacy Read more
Bridget Miller - For my final project I chose to create both a virtual and physical version of a board game designed by AI. I Read more
Christian Bartholomew - A blog about the impacts of artificial intelligence. Read more
Megan Harming - The following is a proposal to high schools about the importance of incorporating lessons surrounding the use of artificial intelligence platforms, specifically Read more
Emily You - My final project is a working design prototype of a potential integration of an AI-powered tool called Smartflow for the Apple Card Read more
Sami Hoang - Drawing inspiration from the activity we did all the way back at the beginning of the semester, I used Chat-GPT to generate Read more
Rachel Roterman - Heartware is definitely not making it on the big screen any time soon, but why not? As it turns out, AI in Read more
Nell Connelly - A graphic novel illustrating some of the potential dangers of AI misuse. Read more
University of Michigan AI Information Hub
Nina Rhines and Connor Pummill – We felt that this class was crucial to our learning about how generative AI works and how this new Read more
Anika Minocha - While learning about the implications of AI in the creative realm, I was particularly intrigued--and a bit worried. I've been doing photography Read more
This project explores the potential of AI in the gaming industry, inspired by our discussion in Week 6. We discussed examples where AI has improved Read more
Comm 408 Take-Away Website
David Lime - This website aims to share valuable insights and knowledge acquired during the course "Communication and Media 408 - AI in Human Communication" Read more
Gillian Pickney - AI-Driven Communication can ensure that individuals can have their specific questions promptly addressed without the hassle of waiting or scheduling an additional appointment. Read more
AI Policy Website
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 Read more
Applications of AI in Education
Renata Martell - My website has many sections and pages focusing on different topics within AI in education. For example the website starts off presenting Read more
Olivia Mulhern - A paper surrounding the idea of artificial intelligence in the workplace, with the highlighted perspective of those of us also entering the workforce. Read more

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