Mark L.Y.
@markly0.bsky.social
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he/him PhD candidate in Criminology, researching young people's encounters with criminal law – sometimes an extracurricular writer! 🌈 🍉 | views own | 📍CBG https://markly0.wordpress.com | https://www.tiktok.com/@mly2365
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Horrible forms of hate-based violence described in this article – but I can’t help but reflect on the alarming uptick of similar incidents in Australia as well.

See e.g. www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07...

The legitimation of hate breeds violence, no matter where.
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Instead, we must – as always – look to more transformative possibilities, like transforming the way we assess or even abolishing grades altogether...

Anyway, figured sharing this essay was a good enough reason to finally get on BlueSky :)
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Young people today have grown up in an environment where $$ is poured into punitivity – police, prisons, but also AI detection and proctoring software – but there somehow never seems to be enough left over for their schools or educators.

A punitive 'crackdown' on AI use will not solve these crises.
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My essay in Overland!

In it, I argue that our understanding of students' GenAI use must be situated in the anti-intellectual and anti-youth cultures of our time, which has told them that neither they nor their education matters. (1/2)
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“School is no longer an environment where the active, positive presence of students is encouraged, or where the knowledge gained and labour performed within are valued.”

Mark Yin on the context behind the carceral responses to AI cheating.
AI “cheating”, anti-intellectualism and the carceral - Overland literary journal
Using GenAI is not a morally neutral act. And yet, from a criminological perspective I feel uneasy at how we understand its transgressiveness. After all, moral transgression, fault and blame are compl...
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