The Who's Who of AI

“I am once again humbly saying that decisions about technology deployment on our campuses are almost always made by people who have never set foot in the classroom or done research. Most of these new technology deployments, like CircleAI here, are wholly unp…”

“Of interest from Justin Reich today: a panel discussion on "faulty meta-analyses related to AI in Education":”

“I would love everyone in education, regardless of level, to watch this discussion of the grave methodological problems of meta analysis papers on "AI in education." We are years from even a potentially valid analysis. Anyone claiming to know something now i…”

“For reasons mysterious to me, Will Stancil is continuing his crash out about language used to describe LLMs, moving on from raning about "stochastic parrots" to picking up on this piece that @nannainie.bsky.social and I published earlier this summer: button…”

“Instead of railing against the latest “I asked Claude” article in a mainstream publication, I’ll just post this.”

“"[T]his bit of slang means something: the young people have simply broadened the definition of AI to make it equivalent to 'bullshit'."”

““Name: “That’s AI!” Age: Brand new. Appearance: Primary schools everywhere. What’s AI? It’s just a thing the kids are saying now: “That’s AI!” or “That’s so AI!” But what is? Something inauthentic, unbelievable or rubbish.””

“TPT banning AI slop means I'll need to find a different side hustle (jk jk jk)”

“Join TODAY at 3pm ET and tell your colleagues! our 5th installment of our AI toolkit series about how the AI bubble affects us in higher ed and what to do about it. We will be joined by leaders from TIAA Divest!, Majority Action, and Make the Road. Register…”

“"[W]e argue that the appropriate response to AI hype is not literacy, but contestation: undermining hypers’ legitimacy and building collective power to pursue alternative trajectories for AI," write @shreyachowdhary.bsky.social, @tisjune.bsky.social, and @b…”

“Evan Shieh & @jbpleasa.bsky.social on why Jasmine Sun’s “No Data Centers in My Backyard” is "an illustrative case study for the persistent shortcomings of technocracy and the 'Abundance Agenda' to faithfully represent the material, socioenvironmental concer…”