Have you ever opened Instagram or Facebook and just sat there for a second and tought…why am I seeing this? No, seriously. Not in a casual way, but in a real, almost unsettling way. It’s as if something changed in the background and your entire feed now feels slightly different. That’s not you being paranoid.

I actually got to leave my mark on the internet, in a good way, by contributing to a Wikipedia article. Before this assignment, I never gave too much thought about how Wikipedia actually operates behind the scenes. Like most people, I’ve always used it as a quick source of information, but I never considered the

For this assignment, I used ChatGPT to generate a short blog post about political apathy in the United States. At first glance, the response actually seemed pretty solid. It was structured well, stayed on topic, and covered some of the main reasons people don’t engage with politics, like distrust in government, lack of education, and

In this video, I explore how both algorithms and collaborative platforms like Wikipedia shape the way we experience information online. One of the biggest things I realized while working on this assignment is that the internet isn’t as neutral or random as it feels. A lot of what we see is actually being influenced behind

As I’ve been working through this course, one of the biggest questions that keeps coming up is this: who is actually the creator when AI is involved? To explore that question, I decided to look at creativity from three different angles using images. First, I included a stock image of a woman painting on a