Vanderbilt University Staff Apologized For Using AI To Write An Email To Students About The Shooting At Michigan State
Technology,Michigan State University,Mass Shootings,AI,Artificial Intelligence
Staff members at Vanderbilt University sent an email to students using text generated by artificial intelligence to respond to the shooting at Michigan State University that killed three students.
The email, which was sent by the Peabody Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion at the Nashville universityβs Peabody College, was first reported by student newspaper the Vanderbilt Hustler on Friday. Since then the office has apologized, and its two associate deans are temporarily stepping back.
The original email was sent Thursday and emphasized the importance of community following the deadly school shooting in Michigan.
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