The world does not need an artificial intelligence that diminishes humanity; rather, it needs human intelligence enlightened by wisdom, political authority guided by conscience and technological innovation directed by charity. Only then will artificial intelligence become not a rival to humanity but a servant of the common good.
I love that you’ve never let your mediocre publication record or below average teaching evaluations interfere with your willingness to offer advice to our junior faculty.
In general, focus on what professors do in the classroom is wrong. Focus should be on how schools are run. Admins hiring more fulltime faculty and reducing class sizes would go much farther to addressing the problem than any ideas about "engaging assignments" or "teaching AI"
People outside of academia sometimes find the concept of a department chair confusing. They are not your boss, manager, or CEO. They are more like an elected representative who negotiates with terrorists on your behalf.
Women’s rights are never permanently guaranteed. They are won through constant struggle, through courage, and through vigilance that must never weaken.
On March 8, as on every other day of the year.
A tribute to all the women who, every day, keep this fight alive.
Those who commit themselves, who take action, who raise their voices when necessary, and who, through their courage and dedication, inspire present and future generations.
Today, my thoughts are especially with the women living through the wars and conflicts affecting our world.
As the first victims of violence, they are also, everywhere, essential actors in peace, resistance and reconstruction. While some seek to destroy, they rebuild. While some seek to subjugate, they stand firm.
France stands by their side, tirelessly and without rest.
I extend a message of solidarity and admiration to the women of Iran. Their courage commands respect and reminds the world that freedom can never be silenced.
The fight for women’s rights is a universal one. It is the fight of both women and men, and it concerns us all. It will go on. For as long as equality is not a reality everywhere, France will be there to take action.
First in my bloodline to write a footnote, remove the footnote, add it back in, shorten it a bit, return it to its original length, then be told by the editor to remove it.