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Can AI create a comprehensive degree program proposal in the time it takes to grab a coffee?
What started as an idle question got me thinking about how artificial intelligence stands to upend how we best-serve students in higher education
Mar 29
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Andrew Maynard
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Are you an AI Apocaloptimist?
The much-anticipated documentary "The AI Doc : Or How I Became An Apocaloptimist" hits US cinemas this week. I attended an early screening while in…
Mar 22
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Andrew Maynard
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Is AI reducing you to a LinkedIn stereotype?
After playing around with Claude this week, I'm worried that LLMs are stripping us of all those idiosyncrasies that make us interesting as people. Are…
Mar 8
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Andrew Maynard
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What we miss when we talk about "AI Harnesses"
AI Harness Engineering is suddenly in vogue. But does the seemingly innocuous "harness" metaphor come with hidden risks?
Feb 22
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Andrew Maynard
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How do you "do" books in an age of AI?
We've just dropped the complete text of "AI and the Art of Being Human" (the Pocket Edition) as a free AI Companion, and want to know how you will use…
Feb 17
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Andrew Maynard
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The AI book I actually carry with me
How a flight home from Portugal turned into the just-released coffee-stained pocket edition of AI and the Art of Being Human
Feb 14
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Andrew Maynard
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Beeswax Hallucinations and AI Inventions
I thought I was pretty savvy when it comes to navigating AI hallucinations. I was wrong.
Feb 8
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Andrew Maynard
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Lost in the Moltbook Hall of Mirrors
A new "Social Network for AI Agents" is breaking the internet. And things are getting weird ...
Jan 31
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Andrew Maynard
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Can modern scholarship escape AI?
I wrote a paper ...
Jan 25
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Andrew Maynard
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Think you know AI? Think again!
Anthropic's new AI Constitution profoundly challenges how we think about, develop, and use artificial intelligence, while also opening up potentially…
Jan 22
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Andrew Maynard
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I cracked and wrote an academic paper using AI. Here's what I learned ...
I deeply dislike AI-generated academic slop. But I'm curious about how AI can genuinely accelerate legitimate research. So I took the plunge ...
Jan 17
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Andrew Maynard
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Is AI a Cognitive Trojan Horse?
Could on-demand, seductively responsive and highly fluent AI models bypass our "epistemic vigilance" mechanisms, and present a novel cognitive risk?
Jan 10
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Andrew Maynard
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