4th October 2026

In which it all happens again

This is the time of year when I am most closely reminded of the cycles of time and their steady acceleration. I am steeped in all the evidence. It is a beautiful autumnal morning, vivid green foliage almost vibrating against … Continue reading →

In which generative AI interferes with scientific training – potentially

I have recently written about the perils of scientists relying on generative AI for writing. But the topic isn’t going away, and every day, more alarm bells seem to go off. Two opposing opinion pieces on this topic were published … Continue reading →

In which human scientists are losing the battle

This is the year that AI in science first began to scare me. (Disclaimer: I’m not talking about machine learning, which is a useful and powerful scientific tool. I’m using the term AI here as shorthand for Large Language Models.) … Continue reading →

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