Josh Brake

1 week ago | schooloftheunconformed.substack.com | Brad East |Ted Gioia |Josh Brake

For those of you who prefer to read off paper rather than the screen, we have converted the post into an easily printable pdf file. If you appreciate this, please consider supporting our work by upgrading to a paid subscription. Thank you:)Learning, Fast and Slow: Why AI will not revolutionize education865KB ∙ PDF fileThe motion picture is destined to revolutionize our educational system and…in a few years it will supplant largely, if not entirely, the use of textbooks.

1 month ago | ai-supremacy.com | Nick Potkalitsky |Nick March |Michael Spencer |Josh Brake

Good Morning, As the vibe coding interface takes shape, I’ve been checking out a new startup coming out of stealth (today’s sponsor), called App20X. As a non-coder I’m not generally someone that spends a great deal of time tinkering, I wanted to ask someone who is in touch with the early adopters like students. writes the Newsletter Educating AI. How will students and unemployed youth begin to interact with the vibe coding interfaces?

2 months ago | juliangirdham.substack.com | Laura Hilliger |Julian Girdham |Josh Brake |L. M. Sacasas

Neil Postman died in 2003 at the age of 73. Probably his best-known book is Amusing Ourselves to Death. Recently I picked out my copy of Technopoly: the surrender of culture to technology, which was first published in 1992, and re-read it. Postman is being cited a lot these days, in the context of the development of AI and the dominance of our tech over-lords (see for example on Postman’s Prophetic Provocations).