publication trail
Articles
A public trail across behavior, education, artificial intelligence,
democracy, infrastructure, and civic trust. Icelandic pieces include
polished English translations hosted here.
13 September 2026 / Icelandic and English
PISA: When Everyone Needs Relief, Who Holds Things Together for the Child?
Original: PISA: Þegar allir þurfa létti, hver heldur þá utan um barnið?
Supporting the adults around a child is part of supporting the child. On PISA, shared responsibility, and workable cooperation between home and school.
2026 / Icelandic
Children Do Not Learn for a Future They Cannot See
Original: Börn læra ekki fyrir framtíð sem þau skynja ekki
Why children engage when purpose becomes visible, the next step manageable, and progress immediate.
2026 / Icelandic
AI Should Not Think For Us
Original: Gervigreind á ekki að hugsa fyrir okkur
AI should help us see the question more clearly, not outsource our own thinking.
2026 / English
AI Data Centers Need a Social License, Not a Blank Check
AI infrastructure, energy, local consent, and public benefit.
2026 / Icelandic
AI Is Not Automatically Good or Bad. It Is Raised.
Original: Gervigreind er ekki sjálfkrafa góð eða slæm. Hún er alin upp.
AI as something raised by behavior, environment, incentives, and care.
2026 / Icelandic
No One Should Push Iceland In Through the Back Door
Original: Enginn á að ýta Íslandi inn um bakdyrnar
Democracy, process legitimacy, trust, and national decision boundaries.
2026 / Icelandic
AI in Schools: Cheating Is Not the Big Question
Original: Gervigreind í skólum: Svindl er ekki stóra spurningin
AI in schools, student thinking, assessment, and judgment.
2025 / Icelandic
Reward Is the Same as Consequence
Original: Umbun er sama og afleiðing
Behavior analysis, children, reinforcement, consequence, and humane structure.
11 January 2022 / Icelandic
Solutions to Behavioural Difficulties Need Rethinking
Original: Lausnir við hegðunarvanda þarfnast endurskoðunar
A short argument for updating time-consuming implementations of evidence-based behavioural methods for schools.