The AI Rulebook Is Wrong
Schools are rushing to draft policies. They panic. They write rules.
Is that actually the first step?
Maybe not.
This week on the podcast we skip the...
Why Men Hit the Wall
Running hurts. It hurts more at mile twenty. There is a specific moment in a marathon when everything falls apart. Runners call it “hitting...
Stop Selling Scams Called “Education”
Twenty-two billion dollars.
That’s what the market decided BYJU’S was worth.
Today?
Zero.
By their own founder’s admission.
I’m not here to spit on the grave.
I’m here because we’ve...
The White House Wants to Find Aliens. Is It Just PR?
Avi Loeb didn’t need a sales pitch. A rep from the Office of the Director of National Intel visited him. He signed up. Now...
Цифровая доступность: время вышло, а школы не готовы
Срок вышел в этом месяце.
Это не было чем-то скрытным. Федеральное законодательство требовало обеспечения цифровой доступности уже десятилетиями. Гла́нда Симс знает это лучше большинства. Она...
Degrees Aren’t Dead. AI Just Made Them Scarier.
The headlines were brutal. College was dead. Burn the diploma. Forget the four-year plan. Then came COVID-19, accelerating a drift away from higher education...
NASA’s TESS Accidentally Snaps a World It Was Never Meant To See
It seems NASA’s TESS mission is an overachiever.
Launched in 2018 with a single mandate, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite had one job. Watch nearby...
.50 Calibre Fuego desde el P-40
Las exhibiciones del museo son estáticas. Tranquilo también. Miras un fuselaje y piensas en la historia congelada en el tiempo. De vez en cuando,...
LineShine Just Took The Top Spot
First time ever.
China has the world's fastest supercomputer. The name? LineShine.
It sat at number one in the latest TOP500 rankings. These come out twice...
Teaching When The Ground Is Shaking
It isn't radical. Not to ask for basic care. Yet here we are.
Moving to New Mexico felt like waking up from a long, dull...
Supreme Court slaps a pause button on phone location sweeps
Your phone is spying on you. Not in a paranoid way, in a factual way.
Right now it knows where you are. Where you live....
Das Universum hat einen neuen Regisseur
Die Dreharbeiten für den größten Film über alles haben gerade begonnen. Nicht in Los Angeles. Draußen in Chile.
Das Vera-C.-Rubin-Observatorium ist jetzt weit geöffnet...
The Trial Is Over. The War Isn’t
Algorithms. Filters. Endless, hollow scrolling.
That is what a California jury looked at when they handed Meta and Google the bad news. Legal experts say...
The End of the “Gifted” Bubble
Third graders in Charleston gather around a board game. Not Monopoly. Not Sorry. These are tactical drills designed to expose strengths. And weaknesses. It...
Don’t Panic About Dinosaurs
The Sky Split Open
In late May, Massachusetts woke up to noise.
Then light.
Residents looked out windows expecting thunder. Or an earthquake. Maybe a military flyby....
Why Teachers Don’t Actually Care About AI Right Now
It’s simple really.
One fourth-grade teacher just wanted to know what AI does for her math class.
That’s the whole story.
While tech blogs scream about disruption,...
AI’s Real Job in Class is Fixing the Teacher
Sal Khan told TED years ago. AI as a personal tutor for everyone. One-on-one. Accessible. Research says it lifts grades.
This year? Silicon Valley nodded....
Decoding Zebra Finches: How Julie Elie Is Getting Closer to Animal Talk
Julie Elie listens to birds. Specifically zebra finches. Tiny, noisy things. Most researchers ignore them. Or at least, they ignore the quiet parts. Everyone...
When the Port Is the Classroom
Work changes fast.
Workers now need to navigate shifting tech, cross disciplinary lines, and survive in increasingly complex operational systems. Most K-12 systems try to...
Perché ho smesso di credere che la scuola salvi tutti
I miei vecchi articoli di borsa di studio? Sono disordinati. Crudo, davvero. Solo registrazioni oneste di quanto ero vicino alla rottura in quel momento....