Your Brain on ChatGPT: What Happens When Students Write With AI
An MIT study claims writing with AI dulls the brain. Does that mean we should ban ChatGPT in schools?
Articles I wrote in English. The full archive, more than 70 articles, is on the Czech blog.
An MIT study claims writing with AI dulls the brain. Does that mean we should ban ChatGPT in schools?
Seven days, 25 people, endless markers. A course I’d dreamed of for five years — what did drawing live teach me?
I think of every course as a magic potion. Here are the ingredients I stir into my learning-designer’s cauldron.
A week in Estonia, one dare: build an escape room about AI in under a week. I panicked. Did it actually work?
I’m a huge fan of learning through play, so here are seven online games that quietly train you to spot fake news.
Why read another study when you can watch? My favorite films and series on conspiracy theories and disinformation.
I built a course for exchange students on fighting the disinformation pandemic. No frontal lectures — curious what’s inside?
Eight days of non-formal education, a team clash, and the NAOMIE method. Turns out I’m only at the start of the journey.
Mental wellbeing in the age of technology. How do you find a healthy balance and actually feel good online?
We see what we want to see. How confirmation bias shapes the way we search for and judge information.
From wanting to be a TV presenter to a TEDx stage talking fake news. How do you argue with someone who believes it?
As a former journalism student, I argue why public broadcasters must stay independent. What if we nationalize them?
The job market keeps shifting, and everyone’s talking about “21st-century skills.” Why does critical thinking top the list?
I read Why We Sleep nightly and became a sleep evangelist — until I learned some data was made up. Still worth it?
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