AI, academia, and the Future
Bryan AlexanderExploring where emerging AI might take colleges and universities, and everyone else.
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When opposing AI on campus means ending much of academic computing
The semester is off to a roaring start. My three classes are in full swing, including that AI seminar. There’s much more going on here, too, between seeing the new book into publication, doing more work travel, and generating even more vide...
Starting our AI and higher education seminar
Greetings from early September, when fall classes have begun like thunder. I’m teaching three seminars, and one of them bears directly on this newsletter’s topics.
AI and culture in late summer 2025
Greetings from early September, where summer tries its best to fight off the first hints of autumn, at least here in the Washington, DC area. This means fall classes are about to start for those of us working in higher ed, or have already b...
Teaching with AI: the cloister and the starship
Greetings from that time of year when teachers and students hurtle towards fall classes. My first class actually met already, taking place all last week. My second starts Thursday. The third, one focused on AI, the week after.
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Futurist specializing in the future of higher education. Author of _Universities on Fire_ and _Academia Next_. Senior scholar at Georgetown University. Convener of the Future Trends Forum.
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