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Facial analysis AI as social pseudotechnology Päivi Seppälä & @ilmarihirvonen.bsky.social > pseudotechnology [...] is not justified that it could achieve its purpose better than random chance [or] it is not justified that this happens through the features claimed to be crucial…
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New on the blog: How not to use "AI" (workshop) ideophone.org/how-not-to-u... > In a time when it seems impossible to escape talk of the endless “opportunities” and “possibilities” of using “AI”, in this workshop we take a step back and think about how NOT to use it.
I’m at the ai bubble I’m at the energy crisis I’m at the fertilizer shortage I’m at the screw worm plague I’m at the record breaking El Niño I’m at the combination ai bubble energy crisis fertilizer shortage screw worm plague record breaking El Niño
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