Why Simulated Consciousness Feels Real Enough
In the age of AI, we’re grappling with profound questions about what makes something “intelligent” or “conscious.” But what if […]
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Why Your Team Is Drowning in the Shallow End of the Thinking Pool
Walk into any community pool on a summer afternoon, and you’ll notice something interesting: the shallow end is packed with
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The Philosopher’s Dilemma (and Why We Need to Pay Close Attention to AI’s Narrative Power)
Introduction: The Enduring Paradox Humanity exists in a state of perpetual, often unacknowledged, paradox. We are a species capable of
How Schools Can Use AI While Protecting Equity, Privacy, and Inclusion
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming part of education—from the free models like ChatGPT to education-focused tools like Khan Academy’s Khanmigo.
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The Amish Test and Generative Teaching
“What kind of person do you want your child to be at age 30?” This question, commonly asked in parenting
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Question-Based Rather Than Prompt-Based LLM Assistance
We’ve come a long way with Large Language Model (LLM) interactions. First, we were worrying about crafting the perfect prompts
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One View of The AI Revolution
Taking a beautiful photograph used to require mastering complex technical skills: understanding aperture, shutter speed, and film exposure. Today, anyone
Help! AI Cheating Is Out of Control—and No One Has My Back
Dear We Are Teachers,AI tools are everywhere now, and I’m seeing a rise in students submitting work that I know
Results From the Library 2.0 Survey on “AI Readiness”
We’ve received 384 total responses to our recent survey “Is Your Library AI Ready?” While this is a smaller response
The Trump Administration’s Push for AI Literacy in Schools
Artificial intelligence (AI)—computer systems that are used to perform tasks that involve reasoning, decision-making, and creating—is the latest technology to