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Dartmouth Provost Resigns Over AI Use
A review committee used Santiago Schnell’s available chat logs to help determine that he overused artificial intelligence to help write published articles and wasn’t forthcoming about it.
Ep. 218: Google, Brought to You by the Bayh-Dole Act
The history behind tech transfer in the U.S. and why it could be under threat.
Assessments in Teaching and Learning in the Age of AI
Clearly, many aspects of everyday living have begun to change in the emerging, evolving age of AI. Higher education must acknowledge and adapt to those changes and anticipate the ones yet to come.
Stop Calling AI Your ‘Collaborator’
Please. The quality of higher ed leadership depends on it.
Stanford Removes Another AI Image
Some Say America’s Government Is Broken. This Group Is Looking to Fix it.
A new nonprofit called Recoding America is looking to change how the Department of Education and federal government work, ensuring they benefit citizens. Inside Higher Ed spoke with their chief digital officer to learn how.
What Librarians Can—and Can’t—Say About AI
Faculty can often set their own course policies and talk about AI the way they want. Librarians may not have that kind of freedom.
Could Tech Sovereignty Free Higher Ed From Big Tech?
It’s not a solution without risks, but greater autonomy over data, infrastructure and tech stacks could give higher ed more say in where AI is going.