We tested the new Sonnet 4.5 model on a demanding academic task: transforming a research paper into a structured 15-slide outline for a conference presentation. The prompt required not only conceptual rigour and narrative coherence but also attention to visual communication, with clear guidance on where charts, tables, and
What if philosophy students could go beyond reading about Kant and Hume — and instead step into their minds? What if, instead of summarising the Critique of Pure Reason, they became Hume and challenged Kant directly on causality, synthetic a priori knowledge, or the limits of metaphysics? This blog introduces a
What does Hegel really mean when he claims that “what is rational is actual, and what is actual is rational”? This widely quoted — and frequently misunderstood — statement from the Preface to the Philosophy of Right has been interpreted as everything from a defence of the political status quo to an
This case study examines the capabilities of OpenAI’s o3 model in interpreting and critically analysing classical philosophical texts. As of today, it is the most advanced language model released by OpenAI in terms of reasoning performance, and is particularly well-suited to delivering deeper comprehension and structured explanation of complex
