You'll code a shared transcript. The machine will code the same transcript. Then, we'll spend the last hour on the places where you disagree with it and the question of who is right.
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| 12:00 | Lunch, informal start |
| 12:45 | What MASSHINE is, and what we're asking of you |
| 13:00 | Walkthrough of the prototype and summer comparisons |
| 13:30 | Hands-on: You and the machine code the same transcript |
| 14:30 | Coffee |
| 14:45 | Adjudication: Where the codes diverge, and what that tells us |
| 15:30 | Close. Next steps, and who wants to stay involved |
You'll receive the transcript and a short guide by September 18. Please read the transcript beforehand. The prototype runs in the browser, so bring a laptop (Chrome or Firefox). No prior experience with AI tools is needed.
Interpretive authority stays with the researcher. That's a design commitment: the tool is built around adjudication, which only works if there are people willing to disagree with it competently.