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Helen BeethamThere's a crack in everything. It's how we know a human being is writing. Thoughts on technology and education, writing and related issues, from a critical perspective. Not always fully formed but never auto-completed.
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The Audrey Watters episode
As we sink further into the pit that is the Musk/Trump presidency, who better to survey the hellscape on the way down than Audrey Watters, ed tech’s sharpest and toughest commentator? If you don’t know Audrey’s work, you really should. You’...
Altman ducks, Nvidia dives
Here’s a quick take on why I think the launch of DeepSeek, a Chinese hedge-fund development that has evolved into a model that can out-reason OpenAI’s o1, has so rapidly undermined the stock value of Nvidia, what this reveals about the curr...
The Eamon Costello episode
In this episode I talk with Eamon Costello, writer and thinker and educator, editor of a special issue on Metaphors of AI, and host of an upcoming symposium Education After the Algorithm - where he and I will be speaking in the real. Here w...
Higher Education for Good
In this episode I meet with the editors of Higher Education for Good to discuss how generative AI may be changing the prospects for an equitable and socially-just system of higher education. I ask how they were able to bring an ethic of car...
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