A&L Crash Course - Writing in the Age of AI

Get a one-hour sampling of the power of a Notre Dame liberal arts education with the College of Arts & Letters' Crash Course series on home football Fridays!

On Sept. 19, Nathaniel Myers with the University Writing Program will lead the Writing in the Age of AI session.

Would you use ChatGPT to complete a report for work? Would you use it to write an apology letter to a loved one? What about drafting a toast for a wedding reception? Generative artificial intelligence technologies can produce text that sounds convincingly human, and they hold the promise to make us more efficient and effective writers. But they're also prone to fabricating information — and besides, what do we owe our (human) readers? In this session, attendees will get a glimpse into how this course examines what it means to write with AI across many different situations, provides strategies for incorporating it into the writing process, and encourages us to reflect on why we might choose to use AI (or not) in the first place.

The lecture begins at 2:30 p.m. in 129 DeBartolo Hall. All are welcome, no ticket is required. More information can be found at al.nd.edu/events/crash-course.

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