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Do We Still Need Universities? What the founders of the first and most influential universities wanted, and what is left of it when intelligence fits in a pocket
A phone, or a language model running offline on a laptop, now gives anyone more information, translation and tutoring than the library of any university. If universities exist to give people access to knowledge, they have lost their reason to exist. This article asks whether that was ever their main
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