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Nobody here but us chickens
How "trained incapacity" explains why leaders of NGOs are celebrating Trump's executive order on AI
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Nobody here but us chickens
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April 2025
There is a mushroom in my computer
Complex adaptive systems and social intelligence are ideas that help explain what large AI models do. That does not make their outputs safe to consume.
Apr 27
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There is a mushroom in my computer
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Notes for "Balancing Innovation and Integrity in Academic Operations"
In the spirit of Richard Scarry's masterpiece "What Do People Do All Day," here is a presentation I am giving today as part of my new job: talking to…
Apr 23
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Notes for "Balancing Innovation and Integrity in Academic Operations"
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Old ways of thinking about new problems
Management cybernetics is a old set of ideas. Stafford Beer and thinking about large AI models as a social and cultural technology together give us a…
Apr 20
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Old ways of thinking about new problems
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A brief guide to 𝐀𝐈 𝐋𝐨𝐠
What and why I write
Apr 11
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A brief guide to 𝐀𝐈 𝐋𝐨𝐠
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Boring revolutions and large-elbowed models
Logpodge #7 where I explain why last year's AI may be all you need and ask who benefits when OpenAI and Anthropic pay universities to be their…
Apr 9
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Boring revolutions and large-elbowed models
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On Beyond AGI!
We need new language for talking about large AI models. Alison Gopnik, Henry Farrell, James Evans, Cosma Shalizi, and Dan Davies provide one.
Apr 6
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On Beyond AGI!
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March 2025
What is an LLM doing in my classroom? Part 4: What's Next
This essay is the fourth and final in a series about how I used generative AI in a class I taught in the fall term of 2024.
Mar 29
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What is an LLM doing in my classroom? Part 4: What's Next
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Can the Trump-Musk regime claw back funds already dispersed to universities?
An underappreciated risk to institutions of higher education is that the regime will do to a university what it did to New York City: claw back funds…
Mar 19
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Can the Trump-Musk regime claw back funds already dispersed to universities?
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Writing after the homework apocalypse
ailog.blog reviews "More Than Words" by John Warner
Mar 16
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Writing after the homework apocalypse
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OpenAI's NextGenAI press release is horse of a different color
Like the press release last month announcing its partnership with California State University, I see NextGenAI as an act of desperation by OpenAI, a…
Mar 9
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OpenAI's NextGenAI press release is horse of a different color
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It's Bad
Here is my advice for higher education executives facing the unprecedented challenges of the coming years: invest in your people first and the…
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It's Bad
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