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Magician and National Arts Club Artist Fellow Jeanette Andrews leads the audience in a game of telephone, exploring how the retelling of sensationalized information morphs across groups based on data labeling, and discusses how magic offers a unique structure to study framing due to its use of insidious methods in creating visual disinformation.

Andrews’ presentation was part of the session on “Data, Deception, and Design” for the Expanding Horizons in Computing series. Organized by MIT faculty, the series of bootcamps, workshops, short talks, panels, and roundtable discussions delved into exciting areas of computing and AI, with topics ranging from security, intelligence, and deep learning to design, sustainability, and policy.

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