In 2022, even before ChatGPT was publicly available, Jane Rosenzweig argued that the danger of AI writing was that we would “lose our commitment to the idea that we ought to believe what we say and write.” @janerosenzweig.bsky.social

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"We should be asking ourselves: When is civility useful and when is it a canard for oppression? When is anger a detriment and when is it a righteous tool?" www.insidehighered.com/opinion/colu...

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We risk Musing ourselves to death. A world in which everyone has an AI assistant, as pitched by Meta and OpenAI, is a world free of inconveniences. But some frictions are essential. The agentic era could usher in not utopian commerce, but utter chaos. w/ the indomitable @cwarzel.bsky.social

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My heart breaks for mathematicians whose lives and careers are being destroyed by AI — and especially this PhD student, who doesn’t even know he is a poet

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grades and embracing AI (for reasons that might make sense sometimes and are clear FOMO in others), we're not going to succeed in making college writing and thinking meaningful. Anyway, here's the piece that this quote is from by @bethmcmurtrie.bsky.social: www.chronicle.com/article/the-...

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