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How do you teach computer science in the age of AI?
Not by avoiding it, but by teaching how to use it right.
Ethically.
Effectively.
The goal is no longer just technical skills,
but critical, structured thinking.
That’s where real learning begins.
From waiting for WIRED issues as a student, to proudly reading WIRED Greece today.
Amazing to see it published “for Greeks by Greeks”. Congrats to the team! 👏
🇬🇧 When certainty fades, decisions remain.
Tholo Topio explores what it means to think, choose and stay grounded in uncertainty.
🔗 Get your copy:
https://apostolos.kritikos.me/tholotopio/protoporia
It starts small.
A shared repo.
A visible doc.
A more open decision.
Nothing dramatic — but things shift.
Knowledge flows.
Teams align.
Work stops repeating itself.
Openness doesn’t arrive all at once.
It grows.
🔗 https://www.softwareantifragility.com/p/the-source-code-spectrum
Not all resistance is loud.
Sometimes it’s choosing your own rhythm
instead of following the one imposed on you.
Some refused to march.
They chose to dance.
A personal digital “fingerprint” for content?
Probably just a matter of time.
The tech already exists!
The real question is:
Will we be accountable for the content we delegate to LLMs
instead of creating ourselves?
Find more: https://substack.com/@apostoloskritikos
I was invited to Lounge Lab of the SKILLAB Project, funded by #Horizon #Europe.
Prof. Konstantinidis and myself contributed to a discussion that apparently inspired the title of the episode: "OpenData & Skills: Can altruism shine?"
Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dHvSanTz
Resilience is rarely loud.
It’s built through small, quiet decisions.
Tholo Topio explores what stays steady
when everything else shifts.
🎷 We don’t make them like they used to.
A vinyl from 1964. Still intact. Still meaningful.
Can we build digital products
that make someone say “wow” decades later?
Some decisions feel small —
until you see what they shaped.
Tholo Topio 📖
https://apostolos.kritikos.me/tholotopio/protoporia
Soon available in English — in digital format and as an audiobook.
