Moyse: Beilock is (Half) Right About AI
By Eli Moyse | September 15, 2026We need to learn how to use AI, but Beilock might replace learning in the process.
Eli Moyse ’27 is an opinion editor and columnist for The Dartmouth. He studies government and creative writing. He publishes various personal work under a pen name on Substack (https://substack.com/@wesmercer), and you can find his other work in various publications.
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