I summarized four recent research papers to show why and how AI erodes our critical thinking ability. Look, I’ll admit it: I messed up. AI outputs can disappoint, but it’s a two-way street. Yes, the models hallucinate and have their off days. But the quality of your prompts matters — and sometimes, I get lazy. […]
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Despite some legitimate concerns buried in the rhetoric, “trade barriers” should not be confused with market dynamics and consumer preferences. When I was earning my MBA in the mid-2000s, not a day went by when I wasn’t pouring over a case study. As a car enthusiast, the business vignettes from automotive-industry case studies were naturally the […]
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In 1998, almost on a whim, I enrolled in a master’s degree in Information Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I was pleasantly surprised to be accepted. My British undergraduate degree translated favorably in terms of credits, despite having just scraped through by the skin of my teeth as a 21-year […]
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