In this episode of the Smarter Campus Podcast, Zach sits down with Michelle Kassorla to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping pedagogy, assessment, and what it truly means to learn.Dr. Kassorla introduces a powerful reframing of Bloom’s Taxonomy for the AI era. If AI can now create first, then the real intellectual work for students begins afterward—through evaluation, analysis, application, and reflection. Rather than resisting this shift, she argues that educators should redesign learning to emphasize process over product.Together, they discuss:Why AI should be treated as a starting point, not an endpointHow “Inverted Bloom’s Taxonomy” changes assignment designWhy grading the journey eliminates the incentive to cheatThe limits of AI detection and the harm of adversarial classroomsHow shared vulnerability between faculty and students builds trustPractical ways to scaffold assignments and assess AI transparencyThis episode offers a concrete, actionable framework for educators ready to move beyond…

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The Artificial Intelligence Show · Episode

The Artificial Intelligence Show · Episode

The Artificial Intelligence Show · Episode

The Artificial Intelligence Show · Episode

The Artificial Intelligence Show · Episode

The Artificial Intelligence Show · Episode

The Artificial Intelligence Show · Episode

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OpenAI has released GPT-5.1, a controversial new AI app is bringing people back from the dead, and there’s a big debate in AI about very different belief systems. On this week’s episode, Paul and Mike go deeper on those topics and other top news this week, including political backlash to AI, the first AI-orchestrated cyberattack, an AI-generated song topping the charts, and much more. Show Notes: Access the show notes and show links here Click here to take this week’s AI Pulse. 00:00:00 — Intro 00:03:59 — AI Pulse 00:06:41 —GPT-5.1 00:14:51 —Controversial New AI Product Brings Back the Dead 00:22:09 — Beliefs vs. Fundamental Truths 00:39:39 — Increasingly Negative Public Moods Towards AI 00:46:36 — First Reported AI-Orchestrated Cyberattack 00:51:33 — AI-Generated Country Song Tops Billboard Charts 00:58:43 — Cursor Raises $2.3 Billion, Valued at $29.3 Billion 01:01:13 — Parallel Raises $100 Million to Build Web for Agents 01:03:34 — Yann LeCun Leaving Meta 01:07:47 — NotebookLM Adds Deep Research 01:10:24 —…

OpenAI is drawing fire after its CFO hinted the company might want a government “backstop” for its massive infrastructure costs. And Microsoft has published a new manifesto pledging to build “humanist superintelligence” that keeps humans in control. This week, Paul and Mike talk about those stories and more, including Google’s new paper on the future of AI in learning, new data that shows AI is driving layoffs, and the backlash against Coca-Cola’s latest AI-generated holiday ad. This week’s episode also covers a feud between Amazon and Perplexity over AI shopping agents, a shocking deposition from Ilya Sutskever about OpenAI’s internal power struggles, and much more. Show Notes: Access the show notes and show links here Click here to take this week’s AI Pulse. Timestamps: 00:00:00 — Intro 00:09:09 — OpenAI Draws Fire for Comments About Government Backstop 00:23:02 — Microsoft’s Humanist AI Manifesto 00:38:36 — Google AI and the Future of Learning 00:48:28 — Data Shows AI Is Driving Layoffs 00:52:43 —…

OpenAI says it’s aiming to build a totally automated AI researcher by 2028… And it has completed its transition from non-profit to for-profit company, paving the way for an eventual IPO. This week, Paul and Mike talk about those stories and more, including a warning from the Fed chair about AI’s impact on hiring, a new index measuring how well agents do remote work, and Nvidia’s $5 trillion valuation. This week’s episode also covers a new report on corporate AI adoption from Wharton, the concerning rise of AI “nudify” apps, and much more. Show Notes: Access the show notes and show links here Click here to take this week’s AI Pulse. Timestamps: 00:00:00 — Intro 00:05:48 — OpenAI Sets Automated AI Researcher Goal 00:18:06 — OpenAI Completes Restructuring and Eyes IPO 00:31:49 — Is AI Responsible for a New Wave of Layoffs? 00:41:45 — Remote Labor Index Project 00:47:46 — Mercor Quintuples Valuation 00:52:40 — Nvidia Valuation 00:56:54 — Wharton AI Adoption Report 01:02:01 — Nudify Apps and Public Figures…

In this episode of the Smarter Campus Podcast, host Zach Kinzler sits down with Michael Curtin, Innovation Coordinator and Adjunct Faculty in Informatics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.Michael’s path is anything but ordinary — moving between the worlds of video game development and academia, he’s built a rare perspective on how to bridge creativity, technology, and education.Together, Zach and Michael explore how the skills that make great game designers — experimentation, iteration, and imagination — are exactly what higher education needs to navigate the AI era.In this episode, you’ll hear about:How Michael’s work in video games naturally led him to AI innovationWhy universities need “translators” who can bridge technical and non-technical communitiesThe expectation problem — why people think AI should act like every other programWhat makes ChatGPT 3.5 a turning point for higher educationHow AI can serve as a “thought partner” for rapid ideation and creative explorationThe importance of…

AI isn’t just becoming more capable. It’s becoming more personal. And even more “adult.” This week, Paul and Mike lead off with Sam Altman’s provocative comments about ChatGPT’s role in mental health and the growing debate over our emotional relationships with AI. Then, from blue-collar workers adopting ChatGPT as a daily tool to tech CEOs warning of an impending jobs shock, the episode explores how AI is quietly reshaping both the labor market and human identity. They also unpack major industry releases, from Google’s new Veo 3.1 and Anthropic’s Haiku 4.5 to Spotify’s “artist-first” AI music push, revealing the race to define who benefits from intelligent machines. Over and over in this episode, we ask what’s becoming a defining question of the AI age: Who’s in control of the future we’re building? Show Notes: Access the show notes and show links here Timestamps: 00:00:00 — Intro 00:05:09 —ChatGPT, AI Relationships, and Mental Health 00:18:58 — MAICON 2025 Takeaways 00:29:57 — AI’s Increasing Impact on…

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