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When AI Becomes Judge (Part 2): The Double Standard: When AI Judges Students
If it is considered administrative malpractice to use Claude to judge the contribution of scholars, why is it considered "academic integrity" to use Turnitin to judge the originality of a student?
When AI Becomes Judge: A Lesson Iceland Cannot Afford to Miss
A recent incident in Iceland reveals dangerous flaws when AI like Claude assesses human contribution without understanding. AI is powerful but shouldn't judge careers. The article is based entirely on public media coverage and does not assume that all facts of the case are fully known.
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The Master Mason Who Lives What Others Write Books About
A conversation with master mason Smári Sigurðsson about craftsmanship, responsibility, and life before the digital age. How Deep Work and Stoic philosophy are learned not from books, but by watching a master work and handing him the right tools at the right time.
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Is Icelandic Lost in Translation? Language, Technology, and the Future
Is Icelandic getting lost in translation in the digital age? In the latest episode of Temjum tæknina, I speak with Lilja Dögg Jónsdóttir, CEO of Almannaróm. We dive into the state of the language in the age of AI and discuss how we can ensure Icelandic remains viable in the technological society of the future, rather than ending up as museum relics.
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The Shadow in the Machine: Searching for Humanity in the Digital Sewer
Is artificial intelligence merely technology, or is it a reflection of ourselves? In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Roberto Buccola and philosopher Giorgio Baruchello. We discuss the intersection of technology, psychology, and mythology, exploring the contrasting cultural worlds of Iceland and Sicily as a metaphor for how we approach the unconscious. Photo taken by me in Palazzo Adriano in August, no AI....
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