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But are those two tales truly disconnected? Inflection, the opinion, editorial, and news analysis journal of AcademicInfluence.com delves deeper into this dichotomy and the very real student desperation underlying the epidemic of academic cheating: "Yes, cheating in school is morally wrong and ultimately works against a student," says Dave Tomar, author of the article, and the managing editor of Inflection. "But what causes students to cheat is the more fascinating—and tragic—story. It's one I know well because I spent a decade helping students cheat." Author of The Shadow Scholar: How...

Inflection, the opinion, editorial, and news analysis journal of AcademicInfluence.com features Larson's first-hand insights from his latest book: "I figured that readers should know about the difference between commercial and practical AI as well as the sort of general intelligence that futurists insist will soon emerge, from steady progress in practical and commercial applications all the way up to the development of 'true,' or general, AI," says Larson. "The key point is devastating: there isn't a path from one to the other, or what's called narrow (usable) AI to general intelligence. Gen...

/PRNewswire/ -- What if a spreadsheet on an office computer 1,000 miles away from campus decided which professors at State U. got tenure or not? Big Data...

The Emperor Wears No Clothes: A History of Cannabis/Hemp/Marijuana by Jack Herer The War We Never Fought by Peter Hitchens The Hasheesh Eater by Fitz Hugh Ludlow "As legal restrictions fall like dominoes and legal production skyrockets, the momentum marijuana has in the United States ensures its future as an important area of study and business," says Dave Tomar, author of the article, and the managing editor of Inflection. "Students interested in building a career in a budding field have a new option to consider. In keeping with our mission, we're here to help point them to the field's m...

Share this article Share this article FORT WORTH, Texas, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- "Is there any risk that this thing blows up in my face?" Or so one parent asks in Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal, the new Netflix documentary debuting March 17. In this ripped-from-the-headlines exposé, celebrity parents attempt to game the college admissions process but instead get stung by the FBI, land in jail, and enrage nonceleb parents everywhere for their hubris. Some students will do anything to get into their dream college. How some did it wrong, and what you can do to ...