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Notes from real university use: what changes in learning and teaching, what the evidence shows, and where institutional responsibility begins.
  1. AI in Education in 2025: From Experiment to Institutional Practice

    For a while, the arrival of AI dominated the conversation about education. By 2025 the focus has clearly shifted to a harder question: how to embed AI into institutional operations durably, responsibly, and on solid pedagogical ground.

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  1. AI Will Always Hallucinate — and Why 95% Is Enough

    Generative AI sometimes gives an answer that sounds certain but isn't true. We call it a hallucination — not a bug, not a mark of "early" AI, not bad training, but a natural consequence of how intelligence works.

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  2. Janus-Faced AI: A New Hungarian Study on AI Adoption

    A qualitative study published this year by Corvinus University researcher Mátyás Hartyándi examined how an entire organizational unit takes up AI, using psychodramatic methods to surface the hidden attitudes and questions of trust around generative AI.

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  3. Learning is already changing. Prepares: pedagogy.

    Artificial intelligence is radically transforming students’ learning strategies – and we’re still in the early stages of this. The process is alive, accelerating, and much deeper than “students using ChatGPT.”…

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Earlier posts

  1. Students are Already Using it. What about the University?
  2. Thinking, Outsourced
  3. Does Digital Technology Aid Learning?
  4. GPT-5 in GoSchool
  5. Half of Students Learn with AI
  6. $23 Million for AI in Classrooms — What’s at Stake?
  7. OpenAI’s “Study Together” mode