Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy
5 articlesJanuary 2026
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This piece juxtaposes two games created with generative AI: a commentary on the challenges of being an administrator handling competing demands regarding the use of generative AI, and a similar game structure centered on the digital humanities. Together, these two works offer a commentary on the conversations around generative AI in the humanities and a demonstration of the increasing value of these tools as part of multimodal composition.
January 2025
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In their podcastEveryone's Writing with AI (Except Me!), McIntyre and Fernandes respond to the emergent conversation surrounding AI in rhetoric and writing studies. This webtext includes the podcast's first episode, an interview with Dr. Michael Black, and ends with the authors' thoughts about AI and writing studies.
August 2023
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An experiment in enlisting ChatGPT as a collaborator for scholars who wish to design academic multimedia webtexts.
May 2010
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This interview traces Burns's transition from military officer to professor, provides insight for junior scholars in computers and composition, and seeks connections among military training, artificial intelligence, and teaching with technology.