Generative AI has become part of higher education with remarkable speed. In a short period of time, it has entered classrooms, assessment design, academic writing, feedback processes, and professio…

There’s no nice way to talk about redundancy. It doesn’t arrive as a single moment, even when there is a single date attached to it. It arrives in phases: uncertainty, waiting, the conversation itself, the aftermath. For some, it’s sudden. For others, it’s drawn out and quietly exhausting. Either way, it has a way of cutting through confidence, identity, and momentum, particularly in a sector many of us entered because we believed in it.

Our ability to perceive the three-dimensional world can be lost without notice, yet cases like Stereo Sue reveal that even in adulthood, hidden perceptual worlds can be unlocked.

One of my students is starting a project on imposter syndrome in autistic and AuDHD women who were diagnosed later in life.

Can you picture an apple in your mind? Do you know some people cannot do that? Let's explore the hidden diversity of inner perceptual worlds.

PhD candidate at the University of Glasgow. Interested in research on Virtual Reality, Autism, Creativity, Perception, Vision and Cognition.