AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAI in the classroom: Two philosophy professors debate a new assignment that forces students to use generative AI and then critically reflect on the costs and benefits—raising the question of what happens when students refuse. Music & public safety: B.C. RCMP are searching for an Ontario woman missing after separating from her group at the Shambhala Music Festival in Salmo, with last known sighting reported early July 27. Universities & AI: Sungkyunkwan University and the University of Toronto co-hosted a Seoul forum on how higher education should rethink its mission in the generative AI era, with a focus on judgment and the humanities. Culture & community arts: A new Thunder Bay Museum exhibition, The Heritage Art Project, spotlights the city’s historic buildings through local artists’ work. Workplace well-being: A Canadian survey finds burnout is widespread, with the piece tracing how the concept is far older than today’s “hustle culture” talk. Animal welfare: Manitoba rescue groups and First Nations advocates are urging governments to better fund and coordinate efforts to curb dog overpopulation after a volunteer’s death.
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