Generative AI often gives polished, accurate-looking histories of science – but what kinds of stories does it default to? For the 2026 Society for the Social Studies of Science conference…
Here are the coding rubric and works cited in my presentation at the Malaysian Association of Applied Linguistics International Conference at Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin on 4 October 2026.
Last week, I had the opportunity to speak remotely with approximately 200 master’s and doctoral students at Universitas Negeri Jakarta (UNJ), Indonesia, as part of the university’s English Program for…
I am back at the airport after another conference, this time Mahasarakham University’s 7th Language, Society, and Culture International Conference (LSCIC) in Bangkok. This conference motivated me to get an…
I am at the airport after the 9th FLLT Conference in Bangkok, where I presented a new research project in a paper entitled, “When Neutrality Is a Problem: Generative AI…
This week, I joined the second annual meeting of the AUN-Digital Transformation (AUN-Dx) Thematic Network. This is an especially significant moment for the network: the conclusion of a major drafting…
One of the most rewarding parts of my professional life over the past decade has been my work with IFIP Working Group 9.7, History of Computing. I’m very pleased to…
Generative AI is already changing how students write, read, translate, and search for information. For teachers, the challenge is not simply whether to allow or ban AI, but how to…
This page introduces the contributors to Histories of Computing in Asia, the Springer proceedings volume from the IFIP WG 9.7 International Workshop on the History of Computing. The published volume…
There are some very real concerns about how generative AI is entering the world, from student cheating and promoting misinformation to privacy violations and environmental harm. Although those concerns are…
Chris Leslie