Oct 20, 2023·edited Oct 20, 2023Liked by Eric Hudson
I just finished Hernan Diaz’s novel TRUST and while it’s a smidge uneven across its varied parts, it’s a great consideration of narrative and genre and how both impact the reliability of the story told. It would be a good and different type of resource on this topic of trust. I predict you are already reading it! ❤️
PS I, too, was filled w thoughts after listening to the podcast interview about libraries. Would love for you to take up that topic and the teaching of research skills.
Eric, if you haven't seen Alberto Romero's post about AI detectors from back in the summer, you should check it out. It really helped shape my thinking on the issue. He has a good follow-up post about proactive strategies teachers can use in lieu of detectors that is also worth checking out.
Thank you so much for this post. I have only had a chance to do a high level skim , but I wanted to respond with THANK YOU. I have listened to a handful of podcasts recently, and I will follow with links that might be useful.
I just finished Hernan Diaz’s novel TRUST and while it’s a smidge uneven across its varied parts, it’s a great consideration of narrative and genre and how both impact the reliability of the story told. It would be a good and different type of resource on this topic of trust. I predict you are already reading it! ❤️
PS I, too, was filled w thoughts after listening to the podcast interview about libraries. Would love for you to take up that topic and the teaching of research skills.
Love to see Diaz's novel getting a plug.
Eric, if you haven't seen Alberto Romero's post about AI detectors from back in the summer, you should check it out. It really helped shape my thinking on the issue. He has a good follow-up post about proactive strategies teachers can use in lieu of detectors that is also worth checking out.
https://open.substack.com/pub/thealgorithmicbridge/p/the-ai-generated-education-issue?r=2l25hp&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Eric,
Thank you so much for this post. I have only had a chance to do a high level skim , but I wanted to respond with THANK YOU. I have listened to a handful of podcasts recently, and I will follow with links that might be useful.
Great article, thank you Eric!