Ideology
This is a mental framework used to organize peoples' experiences.
Ideology.
This is the major statement of policy, fact, or value in an argument.
Claim.
This is the campaign that Endres & Senda-Cook analyze.
Step it Up.
___________ refers to the framework that technology "is doing things to us."
Technological determinism.
This is an evolution of the public sphere to investigate AI's role in society.
Public arena.
This refers to investigating ideology, including its representation in media, to uncover broader patterns in meaning.
Ideology critique.
"Always", "sometimes", and "usually" are examples of this part of the Toulmin model.
Qualifier.
This is the key concept from the Herbig & Hess reading.
Convergent critical rhetoric.
____________ refers to the process of integrating technology into daily life.
Domestication.
Name one of the three categories of AI in the public arena that Jungherr & Schroeder analyze.
Shaping information & behavior; generating content; communicating.
What are the two primary types of ideology?
Material relations and identity categories.
These are the two ways that narratives can be assessed.
Narrative probability and narrative fidelity.
____________ is generally referring to spatial reasoning and borders, while __________ is more concerned with cultural meaning/significance.
Space; place.
___________ refers to the way that mechanisms of technology, including AI, are often concealed to the public.
Black box.
This the topic that Li & Zhang primarily discuss.
Chatbots (AI).
This ideology prioritizes capitalism in a free market.
Neoliberalism.
Name any of the three narratives critiqued in the Mann reading.
Societal problem, preventative, death & survival.
These are the two categories of place rhetoric that Endres & Senda-Cook analyze.
Place-as-argument; place-based rhetoric.
What kind of AI-generated content does the Omizo & Hart-Davidson reading primarily analyze?
Product reviews.
Jungherr & Schroeder argue that this is necessary in order for AI to function in the public arena.
Transparency.
This is the ideology primarily critiqued by Nakayama & Krizek.
Whiteness.
This can be added onto the claim or warrant to provide additional support to the argument under the Toulmin model.
Backing.
This is the event analyzed in the Herbig & Hess reading.
Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear.
____________ is a policy that requires coverage by both major political parties in news media.
Fairness Doctrine.
This term best describes how Li & Zhang theorize peoples' relationship with AI.
Paradox.