Innovations in Technology Enhanced Learning

Innovations in Technology Enhanced Learning, edited by Dr Anton Ravindran and Professor Liz Bacon, is a collection of state-of-the-art research papers discussing innovations in the area of technology enhanced learning in adult education. It was inspired by ideas presented at the annual Computer Science Education: Innovation and Technology Conferences, organized and administered by Global Science and Technology Forum (GSTF).

https://www.amazon.com/Innovat....ions-Technology-Enha

When Homeostasis Becomes a Cage: The Hidden Governance Choice Behind “Safety”

Homeostasis is one of the quiet miracles of life. Your body is constantly correcting itself without you noticing. It keeps your temperature in range, regulates blood sugar, balances fluids, monitors inflammation, repairs tissue, and pulls you back to “normal” after stress. This regulatory background is not what makes life meaningful, but without it, life collapses.

https://aaih2025.substack.com/....p/when-homeostasis-b

In the Era of Execution (Do), the Most Essential Capability for AI Is the Ability to Stop — On Pre-Decision Architecture That Governs Blind Speed

1. From the Age of Chat to the Age of Act

Until now, we have worried about AI’s “mouth.”
Bias, false statements, and so-called hallucinations have been the dominant concerns.
Mistaken words can be painful, but they can be corrected, apologized for, and revised.

https://aaih2025.substack.com/....p/in-the-era-of-exec

Why Artificial Intelligence Is Not a Bubble?

Every transformative technology invites suspicion. When capital flows rapidly, valuations rise and public narratives turn euphoric, the word bubble is never far behind. Artificial intelligence is no exception. Commentators draw parallels with the dot-com boom, the crypto cycle or speculative crashes of the past. The claim is simple: AI is overhyped, overfunded and destined for a painful correction.

https://aaih2025.substack.com/....p/why-artificial-int