Faye Q. Miller

How can #transdisciplinary researchers work with AI as a genuine collaborator? Five capabilities for collaborative human-AI #research, my latest contribution published on Integration & Implementation blog at the Australian National University. i2insights.org/2025/06/10/a... #AIethics #education

Thanks for sharing! Yes I have to agree, in fact most things I write are drafted with an erasable pen! Some people might think that’s inefficient but they often aren’t thinking about the benefits.

Heartened by legit literary contests and writing communities upholding ethics by disqualifying AI-generated writing and content. This should help with quality control, even when writers are inevitably rejected. Knowing the diff between AI use for concepting and actual writing is part of #AIliteracy

'Humanized' generative AIs are a dime a dozen; authentic, unconventional yet resonant voices and worldviews are priceless–so worth the extra time in your creative reflective process.

Social science can no longer ignore the social actions of intelligent machines Intelligent machines and AI interfaces are increasingly embedded in a range of social contexts. In turn these machines are themselves deeply shaped by the social and cultural milieu of their human …

An important call for social scientists to contribute to AI in its early development and establish a #socialscience of human and machine relations: blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsoci... Currently I am researching information experience in the human-nature-tech intersection towards AI for sustainability.

All the Beauty in the World is on my holiday reads list but couldn’t resist starting early. The last book I read set in The Met, New York was From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, when I was 8. This is just as exquisite.
#booksky

Key points from this dialogue that resonated: “Accepting difference can bring us to a place where we can make a good critique…. what I don’t find fruitful is to create new dichotomies, which only fosters distrust... by connecting different knowledges we can create something positive.”

Is Art Getting Closer to Science? With digital technology increasingly fundamental to both art and science, two leading thinkers discuss the evolving relationship with Alex Estorick

Hearing from people who were educated early-mid 20th century, they say #artandscience are two sides of the same coin. They both begin with observation and curiosity; they catalyze each other. Have data science and tech changed their relationship? Both need accuracy, ethics, social impact, critique.

Hello, happy to be here on @bsky.app!

As a #transdisciplinarity researcher, I've discovered so many fascinating and valuable projects that integrate natural sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities. I look forward to being able to share here with informed curation.