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This morning, The Economist highlighted two developments that seem contradictory at first glance: Universities are producing more Computer Science graduates than ever before. Artificial Intelligence may be reducing…
One of the more interesting papers I read this week was: Cherpas, C. (1992). Natural Language Processing, Pragmatics, and Verbal Behavior. What stood out is how accurately it…
Today I officially launched the first local prototype of my AAEL-LMS (AI-Augmented Exploratory Learning – Learning Management System) for my doctoral research and textbook development project. Setup took…
AI, Population Decline, and the Future of Human Work For years, much of the public conversation surrounding artificial intelligence has focused on fear and disruption. Headlines often center…
Universities chasing the next wave of tech growth may be looking in the wrong places. The next major opportunity may not be Silicon Valley or Seattle. It may…
An article from this week’s edition of The Economist focused on a question that is becoming harder to ignore: What happens if AI eventually changes not just how…
Most graduate students are sitting on something incredibly valuable… and hiding it inside a Learning Management System where nobody will ever see it. One of the biggest shifts…
This weekend, while teaching a session on AI in Healthcare, something became very clear to me. We are rapidly approaching a future where AI will not simply assist…
Today I decided to test Pi.dev, an agentic AI coding environment designed to work directly inside a development workspace rather than through a traditional chatbot interface. I wanted…
Core Idea Effective AI use is commonly attributed to tool access and basic familiarity with prompting. Emerging evidence suggests the critical variable is neither — it’s prompt literacy:…