John Spurlock on Nostr: ‘Academic publishing is yet another example of the artificial. We’ve let the ...
‘Academic publishing is yet another example of the artificial. We’ve let the epiphenomenal outputs of doing science, of generating knowledge, of thinking, stand in for the phenomenon itself.
The idea that using “AI” as a shortcut for human work will produce a de-skilling of new generations is now well-understood.’
https://kevinmunger.substack.com/p/for-profit-academic-publishers-lovePublished at
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