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  1. Never Buy Bagged Spinach if You See This

    Credit: Simply Recipes / Getty Images As convenience foods go, pre-washed spinach is among the best. You don’t have to worry about washing and drying a ton of leaves, so you can quickly add a ton of nutrition to your favorite soups, salads…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #ArizonaStateUniversity #CookingTopics #freshspinach #JosephRoberts #modifiedatmospherepackaging
    diningandcooking.com/2623677/n

  2. Never Buy Bagged Spinach if You See This

    Credit: Simply Recipes / Getty Images As convenience foods go, pre-washed spinach is among the best. You don’t have to worry about washing and drying a ton of leaves, so you can quickly add a ton of nutrition to your favorite soups, salads…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #ArizonaStateUniversity #CookingTopics #freshspinach #JosephRoberts #modifiedatmospherepackaging
    diningandcooking.com/2623677/n

  3. Never Buy Bagged Spinach if You See This

    Credit: Simply Recipes / Getty Images As convenience foods go, pre-washed spinach is among the best. You don’t have to worry about washing and drying a ton of leaves, so you can quickly add a ton of nutrition to your favorite soups, salads…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #ArizonaStateUniversity #CookingTopics #freshspinach #JosephRoberts #modifiedatmospherepackaging
    diningandcooking.com/2623677/n

  4. Never Buy Bagged Spinach if You See This

    Credit: Simply Recipes / Getty Images As convenience foods go, pre-washed spinach is among the best. You don’t have to worry about washing and drying a ton of leaves, so you can quickly add a ton of nutrition to your favorite soups, salads…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #ArizonaStateUniversity #CookingTopics #freshspinach #JosephRoberts #modifiedatmospherepackaging
    diningandcooking.com/2623677/n

  5. 404 Media: University Professors Disturbed to Find Their Lectures Chopped Up and Turned Into AI Slop. “Arizona State University rolled out a platform called Atomic that creates AI-generated modules based on lectures taken from ASU faculty by cutting long videos down to very short clips then generating text and sections based on those clips. Faculty and scholars I spoke to whose lectures are […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/29/404-media-university-professors-disturbed-to-find-their-lectures-chopped-up-and-turned-into-ai-slop/
  6. Have Pen, Laptop, and ChatGPT, Will Publish (guest post) – Daily Nous

    Home, Writing

    Have Pen, Laptop, and ChatGPT, Will Publish (guest post)

    By Justin Weinberg. January 19, 2026 at 9:00 am

    How, as a researcher, can you use AI tools like ChatGPT in a way that doesn’t compromise your integrity, creativity, and independence?

    In the following guest post, Jimmy Alfonso Licon (Arizona State University) explains how he does it, laying out how he approaches his writing process and the roles he assigns ChatGPT in it.

    As Dr. Licon describes it, his “resulting workflow is neither purely human nor AI-written.”

    Those who make use of AI in their research and writing are encouraged to share their methods and processes in the comments. Also of particular interest is how human-AI “hybrid” works should be treated, institutionally (by journals, universities). Discussion welcome.

    (A version of this piece first appeared at Dr. Licon’s newsletter, Uncommon Wisdom.)

    [“Human Hang-Up Machine” by Agnes Denes]

    Have Pen, Laptop, and ChatGPT, Will Publish
    or How I Use AI Without Sacrificing Creativity and Independence,
    by Jimmy Alfonso Licon

    People sometimes imagine writing as a flash of inspiration, a heroic sprint at the keyboard, and then a finished paper. My own process is considerably less cinematic and much more modular. It involves a pile of printed articles, a pen, a computer, and a large language model. Each plays a specific role. And together, they help me turn a half-formed idea into a shareable, defensible piece of scholarship.

    I usually start with a nagging thought. An irritation with a familiar argument, or a pattern I see across different debates, or a question that just won’t leave me alone—something that continues to bug me. At this stage, I begin by writing down a very rough abstract: a paragraph or two sketching the core claim, the basic structure of the argument, and why it might matter. It is only meant to capture the rough intuition. Nothing beyond that. The point is to get the idea out of my head and onto paper where I can see it, poke at it, and at some point, ask questions about. The three main questions I ask are: is the idea genuinely novel? Is it interesting enough? Is it intellectually defensible? The answer must be affirmative in each case before I proceed.

    So for the next step, I hunt down the relevant literature by asking ChatGPT, surfing Google Scholar, and asking colleagues who work on similar stuff. That means scanning databases, following citations, and running it by ChatGPT, prompting it to analyze the idea like a referee at a top journal. If I find that someone has already the same article—or something close enough—I will usually shelve the idea. Sometimes, though, it means shifting the focus, narrowing the scope, or locating a gap or tension in the literature. The goal here is to avoid writing something redundant.

     Editor’s Note: The featured image at the top by WP AI. –DrWeb

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Have Pen, Laptop, and ChatGPT, Will Publish (guest post) – Daily Nous

    #ArizonaStateUniversity #ChatGPT #Creativity #DailyNous #GuestPost #HavePen #HumanAIHybrids #JimmyAlfonsoLicon #Laptop #ResearchProcess #UncommonWisdom #WillPublish
  7. Have Pen, Laptop, and ChatGPT, Will Publish (guest post) – Daily Nous

    Home, Writing

    Have Pen, Laptop, and ChatGPT, Will Publish (guest post)

    By Justin Weinberg. January 19, 2026 at 9:00 am

    How, as a researcher, can you use AI tools like ChatGPT in a way that doesn’t compromise your integrity, creativity, and independence?

    In the following guest post, Jimmy Alfonso Licon (Arizona State University) explains how he does it, laying out how he approaches his writing process and the roles he assigns ChatGPT in it.

    As Dr. Licon describes it, his “resulting workflow is neither purely human nor AI-written.”

    Those who make use of AI in their research and writing are encouraged to share their methods and processes in the comments. Also of particular interest is how human-AI “hybrid” works should be treated, institutionally (by journals, universities). Discussion welcome.

    (A version of this piece first appeared at Dr. Licon’s newsletter, Uncommon Wisdom.)

    [“Human Hang-Up Machine” by Agnes Denes]

    Have Pen, Laptop, and ChatGPT, Will Publish
    or How I Use AI Without Sacrificing Creativity and Independence,
    by Jimmy Alfonso Licon

    People sometimes imagine writing as a flash of inspiration, a heroic sprint at the keyboard, and then a finished paper. My own process is considerably less cinematic and much more modular. It involves a pile of printed articles, a pen, a computer, and a large language model. Each plays a specific role. And together, they help me turn a half-formed idea into a shareable, defensible piece of scholarship.

    I usually start with a nagging thought. An irritation with a familiar argument, or a pattern I see across different debates, or a question that just won’t leave me alone—something that continues to bug me. At this stage, I begin by writing down a very rough abstract: a paragraph or two sketching the core claim, the basic structure of the argument, and why it might matter. It is only meant to capture the rough intuition. Nothing beyond that. The point is to get the idea out of my head and onto paper where I can see it, poke at it, and at some point, ask questions about. The three main questions I ask are: is the idea genuinely novel? Is it interesting enough? Is it intellectually defensible? The answer must be affirmative in each case before I proceed.

    So for the next step, I hunt down the relevant literature by asking ChatGPT, surfing Google Scholar, and asking colleagues who work on similar stuff. That means scanning databases, following citations, and running it by ChatGPT, prompting it to analyze the idea like a referee at a top journal. If I find that someone has already the same article—or something close enough—I will usually shelve the idea. Sometimes, though, it means shifting the focus, narrowing the scope, or locating a gap or tension in the literature. The goal here is to avoid writing something redundant.

     Editor’s Note: The featured image at the top by WP AI. –DrWeb

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Have Pen, Laptop, and ChatGPT, Will Publish (guest post) – Daily Nous

    #ArizonaStateUniversity #ChatGPT #Creativity #DailyNous #GuestPost #HavePen #HumanAIHybrids #JimmyAlfonsoLicon #Laptop #ResearchProcess #UncommonWisdom #WillPublish
  8. Marquis Who’s Who Honors Lisa Baumbach-Reardon, PhD, F.A.C.M.G. for Expertise in Higher Education and Research

    Marquis Who’s Who Honors Lisa Baumbach-Reardon, PhD, F.A.C.M.G. for Expertise in Higher Education and R…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Genetics #ArizonaStateUniversity #cancer #Dorrance #GrandCanyonUniversity #LisaBaumbach-Reardon #Medicalgenetics #neurogenetics #NovaSoutheastern #Research #Science #UniversityofArizona
    newsbeep.com/us/13619/

  9. #Arizona's Universities are Instruments of War

    The United States provides more than 70% of the funds and weapons used for #WarCrimes and #genocide in #Palestine. Arizona universities are a backbone of the war industry.

    by Brenda Norrell, Censored News, Oct. 31, 2024

    TUCSON, Arizona -- "When Arizona's largest universities slammed down on Palestine supporters, it was obvious they were hiding something. What they were hiding was the fact that they are thriving on war dollars.

    "The most obvious is Raytheon Missiles located at the #UniversityOfArizona's Tech Park in Tucson. The less obvious are the millions in grants and contracts that both the University of Arizona and #ArizonaStateUniversity receive for technology, including cyber technology, artificial intelligence and robotics.

    "While slamming down on #Palestinian support -- and shooting them with #RubberBullets in #Tucson and denying some graduation at #ASU in the #PhoenixValley -- both universities were heading up a national coalition of U.S. universities to support Israel, after the genocide was underway.

    "Arizona State University in #Tempe, in the Phoenix Valley, has gone to the extreme to silence voices in support of Palestine. Besides forbidding pro-Palestine rallies, its harsh crackdown on encampments has resulted in 62 Palestine supporters now facing charges."

    Read more:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2024/10

    #CeasefireNow #FreePalestine #WarProfiteers #WarIsBigBusiness #Raytheon #RaytheonKills #RTX #BloodMoney #Divest #WeaponsManufacturers #BibiIsAWarCriminal #IsraelWarCrimes #ReaderSupportedNews #SilencingDissent #Genocide

  10. SpaceX wins the $117 million launch contract to explore Psyche’s heavy metal asteroid - SpaceX has won the launch contract for NASA’s 2022 mission to explore the mineral-rich asteroid kno... more: feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcr #jetpropulsionlaboratory #arizonastateuniversity #launchservices #falconheavy #spaceflight #california #elonmusk #florida #falcon #spacex #metal #nasa #tc