Evan B. Tsingos
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Math Is Still Worth Studying in the Age of AI
As long as people need to understand the world, they need to learn mathematics — and I wouldn’t want a future where humanity abdicates its understanding of what it spent centuries learning.
What Herodotus Teaches Us About Harvard
You can’t get into Harvard unless you’re exceptional by some worldly measure, be it academic success, a unique talent, or your family name. The result is a pervasive temptation towards a superficial outlook and the pursuit of contingent rewards.
Grading Is Dead, and AI Has Killed It
Rather than reduce pressure on students to compete for A’s, a cap will exacerbate the problem. Under such circumstances, we can expect students to resort to using AI wherever they can.
‘Photographs as Fossils:’ Experimental Photography on Clay at Gallery 224
The exhibit, curated by interdisciplinary artist Anne Eder, is the outpouring of a course she has taught at the Ceramics Program since 2021.