Arts & Humanities 26 Years a Slave: Juan Miranda’s Fight for Freedom in Colonial New York Who was Juan Miranda? In this incredible story, meet the first enslaved man to sue his enslaver in the colony’s Supreme Court for his right to be free.
Arts & Humanities Uncopyable? Creativity and Judgment in the Age of AI There’s no such thing as a moral machine – yet. In times of digital offloading, we need to cultivate human creativity once more. After all, real thinking begins where certainty breaks down, not where it is enforced.
Arts & Humanities Artificial Intelligence in Academia: a De Gruyter Brill retrospective How do academics navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence? As the year draws to a close, we reflect on our webinar series for librarians and the key insights and lessons it has revealed.
Academia & Publishing (In)accessibility in Higher Education and the Myth of the Ideal Academic What makes the academy still particularly inaccessible, and what can we do about it? By centering the experiences of disabled academics, a new edited collection points the way towards practical inclusivity and allyship.