Rebecca Natow
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In this piece I wrote about how AI is harming teaching and the academic job market, but of course it’s also undermining scholarship
Academia's self-inflicted wounds in 2025
The capitulation to Trump and embrace of AI didn't need to happen this way
open.substack.com
December 20, 2025 at 1:46 PM
In this piece I wrote about how AI is harming teaching and the academic job market, but of course it’s also undermining scholarship
Reposted by Rebecca Natow
And the result is the core of people who *are* dedicated to things like program design and the student experience outside their individual classes are, comparatively, overworked. Equity issues abound (at the individual level, yes, and often along lines of sex/gender).
December 12, 2025 at 1:26 PM
And the result is the core of people who *are* dedicated to things like program design and the student experience outside their individual classes are, comparatively, overworked. Equity issues abound (at the individual level, yes, and often along lines of sex/gender).
Thank you! I couldn't believe all the people last summer saying it was funny
December 11, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Thank you! I couldn't believe all the people last summer saying it was funny
Reposted by Rebecca Natow
This tech is destructive of human creativity and intellect. It is burning the planet so people can avoid thinking. Administrators who embrace it are hastening their own demise.
December 5, 2025 at 1:47 AM
This tech is destructive of human creativity and intellect. It is burning the planet so people can avoid thinking. Administrators who embrace it are hastening their own demise.