Nik Bear Brown - Computational Skepticism
Nik Bear BrownDaily insights on the asymmetry of AI-generated bullshit, practical AI tutorials, research updates for the Humanitarians AI Lab, and guidance for my research group. AI literacy through practice. Understanding the tech. Produced by Bear Brown, LLC
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The Measurement That Wasn't There
There is a paper circulating in AI education circles as a counterpoint to the skeptics. Wang and Zhang, published in February 2026 in the International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education, a Springer Nature journal. It pas...
The Limits of AI: What the Tools Cannot Do
There is a clinical decision-support system in this story, and it passed every test the engineers gave it. Ninety-four percent accuracy. Every internal review threshold met. Regulatory submission cleared. The fairness metrics within toleran...
The Ladder That Isn't There
The argument goes like this: AI automates entry-level coding work, so companies stop hiring junior developers, so there is nobody to become the senior developers of 2030, so the companies that cut the pipeline will find themselves in 2030 w...
The Robot Tutor and the Fishing Village
The girl in the Cambodian fishing village was never real.
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Nik Bear Brown, PhD, MBA. Northeastern Prof & Founder, Humanitarians AI. Author: Computational Skepticism. UCLA PhD, Harvard Post-Doc, NU MS. I build AI to bridge the gap between degrees & judgment. AI literacy through practice. Understanding tech.
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