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A 20/80 Rule for AI in Education
Reposted with Permission from Mike Taubman and AI Waypoints. Yesterday my students used AI for 10 minutes. That was more than enough, in both senses. I teach a class for 11th and 1
Mike Taubman·October 2, 2025
The Convolutional Neural Network
The last few posts I've written about AI consciousness and infinite suffering have been fairly dire, so I decided to switch things up and write about something more practical: the
Evan Jafri·September 11, 2025
AI Consciousness: A Biological Perspective
Most policy debates about AI revolve around its potential upsides: whether AI as an augmented decision-maker can solve existential risks like climate change or pandemics. But a dif
Alyssa Cheung·August 14, 2025
Autoregression & Next-Token Prediction
Every time a language model generates text, it's doing something surprisingly simple: predicting one token at a time, with each choice shaped by everything that came before. This p
Imran Kutianawala·July 17, 2025
The Difficult Margins of AI as a Teacher
Reposted with permission from Marcus Luther and The Broken Copier. 'Do you know the meaning of logistics?' This is the opening quote from one of my all-time favorite scenes from on
Marcus Luther·June 25, 2025
Tracing the Thoughts of a Large Language Model
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Anthropic ·March 27, 2025
The Sentence That I'm Very Tired Of Hearing as a Teacher
Reposted with permission from Marcus Luther and The Broken Copier. For the past year, there has been one sentence that I feel like I cannot escape. No matter where I look as a teac
Marcus Luther·March 12, 2025
Using Large Language Models for Automated Grading of Student Writing
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David Wiley·January 7, 2025
Alignment Faking in Large Language Models
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Anthropic ·December 18, 2024
Analyzing the Impact of AI Tools on Student Study Habits and Academic Performance
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David Wiley·December 4, 2024
AI Tutoring Outperforms Active Learning
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David Wiley·November 1, 2024
Word Embedding
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Mark Neznansky·October 15, 2024
MLP Training
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Mark Neznansky·September 9, 2024
Non-Linearity
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Mark Neznansky·September 4, 2024
Juicy Research Ideas and How to Find Them
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Delip Rao·September 1, 2024
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