Sarah
Pros and Cons of AI in Education, Coach vs Crutch Introduction You can feel the tension in every classroom and study group right now. Students are learning faster with AI, and teachers keep asking a blunt question that cuts through the hype, is this acceleration real learning or borrowed competence that evaporates under pressure? To … Read more
AI for Good: Benefits, Examples, Positive Uses “Hello, I’m Professor Brian Cox. Welcome to ‘A Question of Science’…” That opening lands like a friendly knock on the lab door. Then comes the challenge that matters: “So how can we ensure that AI is a force for good and not the author of our destruction?” It … Read more
AI Textbook, Learn Your Way Study Explained If you grew up flipping through heavy textbooks, you already know the problem. A static page cannot watch you struggle, switch examples when you glaze over, or quiz you at the exact moment your memory needs a nudge. The question is simple. What would a textbook look like … Read more
DeepMind Aeneas: AI Restores the Lost Voices of History Inside the revolutionary AI for history that restores ancient texts and is transforming the field of digital archaeology Introduction: When Marble Meets Machine Picture a weary field archaeologist staring at a sun bleached slab that once carried the proclamations of an emperor. Time has gouged the … Read more
Written by Sarah, an educationist and expert in education policy and the integration of AI in academia. AI in Academia: Rethinking Scholarship in the ChatGPT Era Faculty Attitudes Toward AI Tools in 2025 1. The Day the Syllabus Blinked Picture a lecture hall in late 2025. Half the laptops glow with ChatGPT tabs. A philosophy … Read more
Podcast: AI and the Return of Future Shock Technology Trends Driving Business Transformation (2025–2030) AI and information processing technologies — 86% Robots and autonomous systems — 58% Energy generation, storage and distribution — 41% New materials and composites — 30% Semiconductors and computing technologies — 20% Sensing, laser and optical technologies — 18% Quantum and … Read more