Is artificial intelligence a threat to critical thinking? The rise of generative artificial intelligence tools simplifies many tasks, both in everyday life and in the professional world.

Many people have developed the habit of relying on generative artificial intelligence (AI) to do almost everything for them. The overreliance on AI for creatives, education, academics and business ...

Holley was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2023 and has authored four books. His latest book, co-authored by Manish Mathur titled LLMs and Generative AI for Healthcare, was released ...

Book bans and prohibitions on art and images continue across the country. A Florida principal was forced to resign after an art teacher at her school showed Michelangelo’s David to sixth graders ...

New titles offer frameworks for teaching creativity and critical thinking, the building blocks of "innovation." These books—and two more children's books on creativity—suggest a shift toward ...

Though often confused with intelligence, critical thinking is not intelligence. ... Keith E. Stanovich wrote an entire book in 2009 about What Intelligence Tests Miss.

The self-regulation comparison between EI and critical thinking is largely self-evident. That is, we need to self-regulate to think critically and EI is, simply, a form of self-regulation.

Opinion: Uproar over a Michelangelo statue shows the dark side of the “parents rights” movement in today’s education.

When you embark on your intelligent automation journey, you will have an "a-ha" moment when you realize that (some) processes can be fixed by optimizing the underlying business process and not ...