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teaching the machine

There&#8217;s this peculiar video that&#8217;s on YouTube at the moment, an excellent example of contemporary pedagogy in many ways, called &#8216;The machine is Us/ing Us&#8217;.   It&#8217;s gathered nearly 2 million hits and since it&#8217;s only about 4 minutes long, probably most of those people have watched it.  There&#8217;s a beautifully [...]]]></description>
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