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"AI" has existed in its current form for barely four years and the fact that it's jammed up the cognitive development of an entire generation that fast (and that there's a specific overclass of techofascists who are deeply thrilled about this) is a big damn red flag. www.nytim…
This is cool!! Not perfect. How I love raising my kid in NYC. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/01/n...
Many out there want to treat AI in education seriously. Then there's this from *Napster*. "Trained on a teacher’s material, courses, and papers, these digital twins will live online, becoming a 'copy of yourself that you can then use to scale your time.'” www.wired.com/story/n…
There are a lot of details in here about Zuck releasing a half-baked product, but one thing that really stands out is just how weird these folks are. www.nytimes.com/2026/10/09/t...
(@wired.com's Kate Taylor has a great piece on just the claims adjusters and why they hate AI so much, it's really worth your time and exemplifies how AI is showing up in so, so many non-engineering contexts at workplaces) www.wired.com/story/insura...
“All of France’s central government agencies have to come up with plans to move away from US tech—across office software, antivirus, AI, databases, and more—by this fall. On April 23, French officials also announced the country will move its health data platform away from Micr…
Some good news for a change: Overcoming a massive and aggressive tech lobby and a squeamish, Silicon Valley-friendly governor, the labor movement has managed to pass a raft of first-of-their-kind AI laws aimed at protecting workers in California.
Maybe it's just because I'm catching up on @unhappinesspod.bsky.social but I really need to talk to someone about why these AI bosses -- many of whom felt they were feminized as "nerds" earlier in life but now rule the world -- now want to be Daddy to God. www.nytimes.com/2026…
I also hear two versions of this story, three times in an hour. Silicon Valley investors are now recreating the social safety net using a new start up called Escalate as a pass through This written version offers a third version of the story www.npr.org/2026/08/17/n...
They used to call this malware.
The sentence, "only a few dozen institutions on Earth are more than 900 years old, and the vast majority are universities" has been my spell to ward off AI-induced despair since this was published in February, and closed out a talk I gave about feminist AI refusal www.chronicl…
New piece: the new digital divide - rich kids get human teachers, poor kids get shitty AI. But we can fight this, because parents, students, and teachers all hate it. Gift link:
NPR sponsors are all removing promises about AI from their ads, replaced with pablum about human connection. The AI industry is so cooked lol
The thing I fundamentally cannot grasp about AI -- and maybe it's just a symptom of being firmly Middle Aged -- is that it is simply irrelevant to my day to day life. How/why do people get addicted to it. Now that everything is AI that works poorly, I've cut down on my phone use. It's great!
Putting on my teacher hat for a couple hours today, and damn, pre-LLM professors didn't know how good they had it with the authentic undergrad writing
This asshole is just going to start some other AI company. Why is quitting your job news. I am so sick of listening to these guys with their awful faux humble voices.
There was a hot second where I considered upgrading my teaching/talk slides from san serif font floating on a plain white background with 90% white space but nope, it's now a political statement, no AI would make something so sparse OR INFORMATIVE, it's 100% Authentic Middle Aged Professor.
Another beautiful day in Mamdanistan. Today it's the city council speaker going, AI companies, you say you pose an existential threat? Then here's ten new laws regulating your businesses.
Writing writing: "Feminist’s opposition to naturalization reveals another weak point in the AI existential risk narrative. For feminists, nothing rooted in social life is “existential” because things could always be done otherwise."
Trying to explain the AI industry to my poor partner and sounding like a conspiracy theorist
I am floored to learn the business school is offering a quite interesting AI ethics course
I clicked on the link to the institutional AI tools, I should not have clicked on the link to the institutional AI tools.
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