AI in Academic Writing and Research: The Ultimate Productivity Booster for Social Scientists
From undergrad essays on inequality to PhD theses on democratic backsliding or faculty papers on migration policy, the workload is relentless.
Interdisciplinary Research Journal and Archives
From undergrad essays on inequality to PhD theses on democratic backsliding or faculty papers on migration policy, the workload is relentless.
The digital divide 2.0 in the age of online education is no longer just about who has an internet connection, but about speed, affordability, devices, and digital skills.
Artificial intelligence and the future of work in Africa and the Global South are reshaping jobs, skills, and wages.
AI and the End of Poverty: The world’s poorest people are already living with artificial intelligence — just not in the way most TED talks imagine.
When people in Silicon Valley talk about the future of university education in the age of AI, they usually imagine campuses with hologram lecturers.
In Washington and Brussels, the future of jobs in the age of artificial intelligence is often framed as a story about lawyers using chatbots.
If the 20th-century university was ruled by the book and the blackboard, the 21st is increasingly mediated by dashboards, platforms, and algorithms.
Walk into any university open house today and you’ll hear three buzzwords floating in the air: degrees, micro-credentials, and AI.
This article examines the rise of “digital” and “data colonialism” and asks whether the emerging AI-driven digital economy is reproducing old colonial patterns in new forms.
Global Inequality: This article explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming work, wages, and inequality worldwide.