OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
Any educator will tell you that it’s been a weird time to be in the classroom since LLMs came about—but teachers of creative technology have had a particularly disorienting experience. On the one hand, we embrace new tools and our ability to critique and experiment with them. On the other, these same tools are radically altering what it means to learn, to teach or even be in the classroom at all. What does it mean to teach creative tech when the tech we’re engaging with is reshaping creativity in real time?
A discussion led by Lai Yi Ohlsen with panelists Taehee Yoonseul, Carrie Sija Wang, Tommy Martinez & Nancy Dayanne Valladares. Recorded on February 17, 2026 at Index Chinatown, NYC.
Presented by Index & garden3d TK.
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