Might just be a function of where my own brain is at in terms of my training! Looking at some of the other answers, I only really think about Aristotle or the Old Oligarch when I'm forced to ... 😬

The Eumenides maybe?

Thanks for the invitation! It was a delight to work on this.

Yes! I find that the AI problems come in my classes with more “traditional” grades versus ones with labor-based or specs grading, which I think is indicative in and of itself …

I've had students use it in ways I didn't expect in language classes, like summarizing videos so they don't watch the whole thing (and thus don't understand the vid's point) and generating what was meant to be subjective responses to readings (e.g., "what's the most important thing you learned?")

2 and 5!

Starting with our first panel, "People, Emotions, and Mythological Games" #MythGames2025

Papers on personal myth and Tchia, the therapeutic power of mythology & games, and a queer close reading of Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical!