Tag: ai
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Governing Alone: Colleges Are Writing AI Rules While Lawmakers Stay Silent
AI has moved into admissions, advising, tutoring, grading and research faster than any technology higher education has absorbed. The guardrails have not followed. Between 2019 and 2026, state legislators filed 115 bills on AI in K-16 education and passed 14. Only one of those laws, Tennessee’s 2024 S 1711, tells colleges anything about how AI…
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University 3.0: The Institution We Need to Build Before We Need It
I’ve been quiet for over a month. Some of it was personal. Anyone who follows me knows this spring has been hard. I’m not going to make this post about that. But part of the silence had a different reason. I was reading. Specifically, I was reading Max Tegmark’s Life 3.0: Being Human in the…
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Is the CSU’s Problem a Cost Problem? I Ran the Numbers. The Answer Surprised Me.
A few days ago, I posted about a pattern that has been bothering me for a while: the CSU system admitted 86% of applicants in 2024, and yet only 13% of those admitted students actually chose to enroll. Then I received a question about the net price and the value proposition. It’s a fair question.…