Hey, North American Universities , do you still want professors to “partner” with AI?
12.03.2026 20:28
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Hey, North American Universities , do you still want professors to “partner” with AI?
Criminally funny, but also I'm crying inside
Norway comes for the #TechBros
www.forbrukerradet.no/breakingfree
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Suppose you extend trust and then a significant percentage of your students simply cheat, using AI tools (much larger percentage than used to plagiarize texts). This is what many teachers (myself included) have experienced firsthand. What do you recommend in such circumstances? Turning a blind eye?
Valentines’s Day recommendation: Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet,” in a superb new and complete recording conducted by Gustavo Dudamel. Fun fact: Prokofiev originally gave the score a happy ending where Juliet wakes up before Romeo kills himself, but was forced to change it.
Check that they actually make all your corrections to the corrections because they may not handle that process properly either. It’s exhausting just to think about.
Ian McKellen performs “The Strangers’ Case” speech from “Sir Thomas More” on Colbert.
On the question of whether to quit over principles or stay and try to resist from within, the answer seems clear as far as lawyers who are needed to file cases is concerned: quit
Summer photos: Madrid, Athens, Istanbul, Bodrum, in that order. dstar.photodeck.com/-/galleries/...
How does he rationalize the free speech bit to himself, given the Trump administration is now doing its best to kill free speech in the US? Such a clown.
I’m finding it difficult to believe that these are both posts on the official White House .gov website, but they are.
This is not really the right place for this post, but just came across this hilarious image based on a series of children’s books.
Yes. If she didn’t have such cautious and old fashioned parents she’d probably be a TikTok celebrity.
Or as my daughter likes to say, “Ugh, people!!!”
This is not really the right place for this post, but just came across this hilarious image based on a series of children’s books.
My young daughter suggested that I include a photo of our dog in my class slides at the beginning of semester, “because then the students won’t realize you don’t have a life.” Ouch.
Cheers, Eva!
Is this a bit? In case it isn’t: Severance.
A seventh OUP book cover featuring one of my photos. www.daniel-star.net/photos.html
You’re missing out on the best show on tv.
But isn’t it unjust that many of us wouldn’t want him as a colleague. 🙄
Yep. Or it’s as if we’re doing that. I’m not recommending this view, obviously.
I honestly fear some of the people who hold this view might respond by saying: this seemingly bad consequence only follows on the assumption we should have public regulations and public health policies, but we shouldn’t. Let people die if God wants them to die.
Early morning photographs from Stowe, Vermont (taken in late December 2024). #photography
"It is a spectacle of slaughter. All unfolding in plain sight, livestreamed and posted by Palestinian citizens and journalists, witnessed by outsiders, and described by Israelis themselves."
In the Boston centered novel “Moonlight Mile,” Dennis Lehane has one of his characters visit Neptune Oyster Bar in the North End for a meal and the character declares they have the best lobster roll in New England. I agree. Seminannual lunch after teaching is completed.
