Matthew James Smith
My efforts to subject institutions of thought, education, religion, and popular culture to insights of the classics.
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Can AI solve its own relationship problem in college education?
Among all the noise about the value of higher education, we’ve long known one thing for certain: relationships matter more than almost anything else.
College grads report that the relationships they built with professors, mentors, and pee...
Is AI the Nail in the Educational Coffin?
I recently published a series of posts on the relation between language and general intelligence. In my second post in the series, I touched briefly on the dangers AI poses to our facility with language and thus to our ability to think well...
Words vs. Facts: who wins?
In Part 1 of this series, I argued for this thesis: “Because we think through language, there is no more valuable limit on our quality of thought than our facility with words.” Read it here. I looked at four scenes: (1) My First Week on the...
The Lost Words of Learning
Here’s my thesis:
Because we think through language, there is no more valuable limit on our quality of thought than our facility with words.
But not just vocabulary — also and especially grammar, syntax, preposition use, and iterative sp...
We're asking the wrong questions about AI and college.
I wonder if you share this experience with me:
Someone you work with — a colleague, a prospective contractor or consultant, a student — sends you a proposal. And when you open it, you immediately recognize the stylistic marks of Claude or...
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I am the founding President of Hildegard College — a new liberal arts college of entrepreneurship in California. I write about the humanities, culture, and education.
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