“How An AI Detector Made Me Trust People Less”
“Unfortunately, the fleeting promise of discovering what posts contain AI text across your socials comes with a series of tradeoffs and potential problems. Deep ones. For starters, I had to put my trust in a technology company using a different form of AI to tell me if the accounts I was interacting with were likewise […]
Can We Use AI For Feedback? What’s Most Important Is: Talk With Colleagues About It
“Adapting To AI Is Not Adopting AI”
How AI Arrives By Update, And Not By Choice
Why Process Tracking And AI Detection Aren’t Good Strategies
“AI’s Illusion Of Reason”
The AI Companion Future No One Asked For
“What we’re seeing in the development space is a sadly typical pattern of reckless deployments that ask users to come up with their own responsible use cases instead of the creators who build and monetize these platforms. The public shouldn’t be the ones left figuring out how best to use this technology safely. What’s worse, […]
Why Trojan Horses And Deceptive Assessment Have No Place In Schools
“When you resort to deception to try and catch students cheating, you’ve compromised the values of honesty and transparency that come implicitly attached to our profession… Faculty are decent people. Students are as well. Both are in the wilderness now trying to navigate how to use or resist AI.”
What Happened In OpenAI’s Ed Forum At EdTech Week?
“AI As A Cultural Technology”
“Generative tools are increasingly impacting how we access and view information in our digital spaces. As Alison Gopnik argues, “these models are “cultural technologies” like writing, print, pictures, libraries, internet search engines, and Wikipedia.” Cultural technologies increase our access to information but also transform how we view technology in our daily lives. Put simply, generative […]