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Joe Nalven
Joe Nalven is a former Lecturer of Anthropology and Lawyering Skills at the University of San Diego.
January 21, 2026
The AI Critic
A method for using AI to analyze and critique academic work.
January 14, 2026
Running Blind
Institutions—especially higher education—are adopting artificial intelligence without a clear sense of direction.
September 18, 2025
Can Trump’s AI EO Really Fix AI Bias?
July 30, 2025
De-Computing Is Not the Answer to Our AI Problem
July 25, 2025
An AI Experiment: Visualizing Tiresias’ Melancholy in a Neuro-Symbolic Clash with Zeus and Hera
July 2, 2025
What Should He Study? AI Has Unraveled the Computer Science-to-Career Pipeline
June 21, 2025
Ohio State’s ‘AI Fluency Initiative’ Invites Innovation—and Hard Questions
May 28, 2025
Of Pain and Pedagogy—What We Sacrifice When We Learn with AI
April 22, 2025
Professor AI: The Least-Bad Solution to Combating Campus Anti-Semitism
April 9, 2025
AI-Infused Pedagogy: Learning from Blanche Bruce, the First African American to Serve a Full Term in the U.S. Senate
January 13, 2025
An AI Essay: The Convergence of MLK and Inauguration Day
January 1, 2025
A Faculty Guide to AI Pedagogy and a Socratic Experiment
October 23, 2024
A Report on the American Classroom 2024: Is Free Speech Just a Matter of Process?
September 25, 2024
Review of “Chronicle’s” AI Guide
August 2, 2024
The Art of AI: Tackling Complex Problems in Interdisciplinary Courses
May 9, 2024
Curricular Visions: Technology as Human Nature
April 19, 2024
Progressive Overreach and the Procrustes Impulse
March 7, 2024
Minding the Sciences—Wicked Science and Understanding Climate Change: Uncertainty, Risk, and Pragmatics
February 13, 2024
The Chatbot as a Study Partner: Caveats for Guidance
December 11, 2023
AI in the Campus Art Gallery: A Multidisciplinary Exploration through Art and AI
December 4, 2023
AI in the Campus Art Gallery: A Way to Supersede Academic Silos
July 19, 2023
The Future of AI?
April 13, 2023
Teaching with a Chatbot: Persuasion, Lying, and Self-Reflection
February 8, 2023
Academic Freedom, Academic Responsibility, and the Democratic Valence
November 11, 2022
Why Bother with Race or Merit When Random Selection is Available?
October 19, 2022
Two North Stars: One for Liberty, One for Equality
September 14, 2022
Is There a Defense of the Critical Classroom? Part Two: Individual Identity and Social Relations
September 7, 2022
Is There a Defense of the Critical Classroom? Part One: Administration and Curriculum
July 5, 2022
A Wicked Inquiry into the National Conversation on Race: Why You Should Read My Book
July 1, 2022
Truth in Children’s Literature: A Response to Dr. Siu’s American Ogres
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