Monthly Archives: June 2026

By overusing AI, are journalists at risk of impoverishing the language?

By overusing AI, are journalists at risk of impoverishing the language?

What becomes of public language when a growing proportion of the texts circulating in the press, on the internet, and on social media begin to be written by machines? This question doesn’t just concern journalism as a professional activity. It can also affect the richness of the language we use to understand, describe, and debate reality. Historically, […] … learn more→

Should we rely on accreditations and rankings to assess the quality of an institution?

Should we rely on accreditations and rankings to assess the quality of an institution?

Every year, thousands of prospective students scour the websites of top schools and universities in search of the magic key: the right label, the right accreditation, the right ranking. AACSB , EQUIS , the Shanghai Ranking , Times Higher Education – all these acronyms promise excellence. But what do they actually measure? The answer is less reassuring than it seems. Accreditation is […] … learn more→