114 All Politics Are Local. Even AI.
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Renee and Susan discuss a local political fallout and how AI plays a larger role in our lives than we're all willing to admit. Hosts Susan Book and Renee Sekel start this episode with a confession: for once, they came to the mic without a tidy outline. That's because this week's topic came out of a real mess in their own online advocacy community: a moderator removed for posting AI-assisted content, a "divisiveness" pile-on, and a group that ultimately shut itself down.
What starts as community drama turns into a bigger conversation about how we talk about AI (spoiler: you're already using it, spell check counts), why naming a problem so often gets treated as worse than the problem itself, and the real emotional labor that holds advocacy communities together.
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(00:41) The situation: a community leader is pushed out
(05:01) AI is a tool, not a villain
(12:59) When talking about the problem becomes "divisive"
(17:12) The emotional labor of advocacy
Advocacy Bites is hosted by Susan Book and Renee Sekel. Learn more and get involved at saveourschoolsnc.org.