Universities’ Cheating Outbreaks Are An Honor Problem, Not Just An AI Problem
Princeton University’s decision to end unproctored examinations reveals a lack of honor at American universities.
AI Might Create Mental Junk Food, But It Can Never Reach The Human Soul
Years from now, people will still read Mark Twain and listen to Bach. They won’t be reading books or listening to music created by bots.
Artificial Intelligence Is Rewarding High School Grads For Being Dishonest Frauds
With widespread AI use, what distinguishes top graduates from their classmates is often just their greater willingness to cheat.
AI Won’t Destroy Your Life — Unless You Let It
Humans, as reflective and deliberative beings, get to decide what to do with AI.
If Beating China At AI Is Paramount, Why Are We Training Their Students At Our Universities?
By accepting Chinese students, Trump is helping America's chief adversary outflank the United States in AI development.
Data Center Animosity Reflects Legit Concerns AI-Mongers Don’t Care About Humanity’s Interests
The question at the heart of the AI debate is whether the human person can survive in a world dominated by mass artificial intelligence.