Annette Vee is associate professor of English and director of the composition program at University of Pittsburgh, where she teaches courses in writing, digital composition, materiality, and literacy. At the intersection of computation and writing, her research encompasses computer programming, AI writing, blockchain technology, NFTs, surveillance, and intellectual property.
Google is taking its first major step towards putting artificial intelligence computing infrastructure in orbit, launching a prototype satellite carrying four of its custom Tensor Processing Units, or TPUs. The mission, part
A convoy of seven United Nations vehicles moves through Mogadishu under heavy security, with armed escorts repeatedly trying to force a path through traffic. When the vehicles stop, the convoy’s security chief immediately orders the drivers to move or turn
Researchers in Europe are developing a 3D bioprinting platform that can create living bone, fat and muscle tissue by combining stem cells with genetically
In a diplomatic document sent to NATO and seen by Reuters, Moscow accused the alliance of pursuing a “dangerous and reckless course” carrying “high
No theorist in the humanities simply writes up their discoveries. The writing process is constitutive to any meaning in humanities scholarship. So, as radically focused on authorship as “Against Theory” is—undercutting all
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