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As Justin Reich wrote recently at the Chronicle, we don't know how to "teach AI." This is a complicated problem that it will take years and lots of experimenting to understand. Past failures are myriad and initiatives like Purdue's are falling into the same traps. www.chronicle.com/article/stop...
Opinion | Stop Pretending You Know How to Teach AI
Colleges are racing to make students ‘fluent.’ One problem: No one knows what that means.
www.chronicle.com
December 14, 2025 at 2:30 PM
As Justin Reich wrote recently at the Chronicle, we don't know how to "teach AI." This is a complicated problem that it will take years and lots of experimenting to understand. Past failures are myriad and initiatives like Purdue's are falling into the same traps. www.chronicle.com/article/stop...
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Rage Against the Machine Learning
December 10, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Rage Against the Machine Learning
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That led to Brexit. But Peter is right, entirely right, that this excpetionalism is preventing a realistic assessment of the relationship.
People are hanging on for special treatment, like special visa waivers for Britons, or joining the CU and having a say over our trade policy.
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People are hanging on for special treatment, like special visa waivers for Britons, or joining the CU and having a say over our trade policy.
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December 6, 2025 at 9:14 AM
That led to Brexit. But Peter is right, entirely right, that this excpetionalism is preventing a realistic assessment of the relationship.
People are hanging on for special treatment, like special visa waivers for Britons, or joining the CU and having a say over our trade policy.
5
People are hanging on for special treatment, like special visa waivers for Britons, or joining the CU and having a say over our trade policy.
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