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  • 📣 Launching the Archer PhD & ECR Network

  • 📚Assessment, Learning and Institutional Capacity: an evidence resource to accompany The AI Crisis in Higher Education

  • 📣 My new book The AI Crisis in Higher Education: A Strategic Proposal is now out open access

  • 📖 Things I’ve read in 2026

  • Does ChatGTP feel ontologically secure?

  • Lu You’s (1183) cat poetry

  • Current mood in AI generated images #33

  • New Horizons in Generative AI:

  • The Role of Professional Bodies in the Development of Sociology

  • The Luddite predicament in the 19th century and the 21st century

  • So if I go down, Lily, I’m going down believing

  • We’re getting a divorce, you keep the diner

  • Turning ghosts into ancestors

  • Stuart Hall: “I would do without theory if I could. The problem is I can’t.”

  • Digital education and conjunctural analysis

  • ‘The Public and Their Platforms: Public Sociology in an Era of Social Media’ is now open access

  • ‘Promises Promises’: The OECD, Promissory Legitimacy and its Strategic Re-Negotiation of Education Futures – Nov 22nd, Manchester

  • Current mood in AI generated images #32

  • Leaving a camera on at online academic workshops

  • Chatbots that walk and talk

  • Do you bury friendship along with a friend?

  • The bodily foundation of selfhood: from appetite to breathing

  • A TED talk on pet loss

  • Video: How is AI changing the teaching and academic landscape?

  • Current mood in AI generated images #31

  • How platforms shape the parameters of agency

  • Why I don’t trust research comms agencies who contact individual academics

  • Hold it ’til you feel it there. As dark, and dense, and wet as earth. As vast, and bright, and sweet as air

  • A frog jumps into the water

  • The inner adult and the inner child

  • The preciousness of what is already broken

  • How I miss you, how I miss you. And it’s good to be alive

  • The GAI-driven future of the book

  • The strange intimacy of marginalia

  • The hungry ghosts

  • Gabor Maté on grieving as compassionate inquiry

  • Nature’s aim for everything includes its cessation

  • I am a weatherman watching the skies, trying to read you

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #30

  • 🐈‍⬛ Farewell my silent comrade

  • What will the automated university look like?

  • Generative AI in higher education: what comes after the assessment crisis? 

  • Michigan, 1975

  • Who actually reads this blog?

  • How the concept of platform shaped my research

  • Video: Building the post-pandemic university

  • And everybody’s hurt, and mine ain’t the worst but it’s mine and I’m feeling it now

  • Whenever we speak, we are unconditionally asking to be heard

  • Peter Thiel at the Oxford Union

  • We circle round the sun until someday we won’t, and on and on and on it goes

  • The evident satisfaction with which cats inhabit their skins

  • 🐈‍⬛ On the coming loss of a companion animal

  • If AI was like a hammer

  • Theorising permanent instability and volatility as necessary rather than contingent features of the environment

  • The bleak future of AI tutorials

  • Platform & agency: becoming who we are in a digital world

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