A rose by any other name.
Jargon is useful for experts, but disastrous for public understanding. A foundational look at why clear, accessible language is required to keep scientific knowledge from being locked away.
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What Is The Citation?
“The value of jargon is to facilitate communication within a field. However, in many instances use of jargon inhibits communication with outsiders.” That quote is from an article in, of all places, the official journal of the European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (EBMT), and I believe, in writing
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Skynet Isn’t Real.
Before you let apocalyptic headlines convince you that a chatbot is the Terminator, let's establish what "Artificial Intelligence" actually means. A look at why precise definitions matter more than clickbait.
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Sociolinguistic research projects as brands.
Scholars often dismiss branding as superficial, but it is an essential tool for public impact. How one linguistics team used intentional design and tone to build trust and gather vital data.
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GAI in English L2 writing.
The media frequently reduces AI in education to student plagiarism. Discover why Multilingual Learners are utilizing Generative AI not to cheat, but as a crucial bridge for cross-cultural communication.