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Researcher with public evidence across AI research.
one thing that is worth remember apropos this useful piece is that novel technologies do not necessarily require novel political solutions. americans have had to deal with fast-moving, disruptive technological change in the past, and they did so through collective, democratic …
found an ars technica commenter at least lol: arstechnica.com/civis/thread...
have I lost it or does this have AI tone all over it abiawomosu.substack.com/p/they-built...
New interactive/listenable blog post from me, exploring the expressive range of cat vocalizations in text-to-audio models. www.kmjn.org/notes/text_t...
Got the student paper to quote my line that university AI initiatives are like kindergartners playing soccer, all swarming after the ball in the least effective possible form of coordination: www.tuftsdaily.com/article/2026...
when someone in the university meeting about AI principles suggests that the principles need to change fast because AI changes fast: the nice thing about principles is their durability and generality, such that having AI-specific principles may be at odds with the idea of "principles"
not that we want to be playing in the "threatening universities' accreditation" game right now, but is anyone aware of any efforts to come after universities on the grounds that students aren't actually meeting credit hour requirements thanks to AI use?
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