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I built a Command & Conquer style RTS called Battle Drones, mainly using Claude Opus 5.5, which runs in the browser and includes device-to-device multiplayer over an audio link simonwillison.net/2026/Oct/20/...
Wild article - has me thinking a lot about this outstanding short story about the unforeseen, Black Mirror-style implications of brain emulation. qntm.org/mmacevedo
There are local (and free) open source AI alternatives that can be run on your own computer if you’re concerned about data privacy. These aren’t LLMs but specialized tools. The time and cost savings are significant, although of course efficiency shouldn’t trump ethics. hugging…
I’ve added a 10-minute technical introduction to diffusion models and a 20-minute mini-lecture about AI slop to my “Thinking Critically About AI Images” course, if those are things you’re interested in!
I've been listening to presentations from the AI & History conference by @historians.org. A lot of great presentations exploring the ethical debates, methodological approaches, and proliferating applications to historical AI. Recommended viewing! proflouishyman.github.io/ai_co…
Fantastic piece from @jimclifford.bsky.social that takes LLMs seriously, in a nuanced and thoughtful way. Great to see this running in Active History. activehistory.ca/blog/2026/09...
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