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Generative History
by Mark Humphries
https://generativehistory.substack.com/
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Recent posts
- 2026-04-17The Agents Are Waking Up
- 2025-11-25Gemini 3 Solves Handwriting Recognition and it’s a Bitter Lesson
- 2025-11-18The Sugar Loaf Test: How an 18th-Century Ledger Reveals Gemini 3.0’s Emergent Reasoning
- 2025-10-17Has Google Quietly Solved Two of AI’s Oldest Problems?
- 2025-06-16Open-Source Archive Studio App Available for PC Users
- 2025-06-13Steering a Middle Course on AI in the History Classroom
- 2025-05-13Introducing Archive Studio
- 2025-03-06Stochastic Canaries in the Coalmine
- 2025-02-07Is this the Last Generation of Historians?
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- 2026-08-21marketing “transferable skills” for decades
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- 2026-08-21myself included until very recently
- 2026-08-21baseline expectation
- 2026-08-21their teachers used AI themselves
- 2026-08-21using it constantly
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- 2026-08-21Mark Humphries
- 2026-08-2120-30% of knowledge-work tasks are automatable today
- 2026-08-21disrupted their career plans
- 2026-08-21falsely accused of AI use
- 2026-08-21opaqueness of the AI process
- 2026-08-21they understand how it works
- 2026-08-21are prepping lectures with AI or using it for marking
- 2026-08-21deeply skeptical
- 2026-08-21Word
- 2026-08-21PowerPoint
- 2026-08-21Sheets
- 2026-08-21Adobe Acrobat
- 2026-08-21incorporate AI where I can while also maintaining traditional standards
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