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What credible people across AI noticed, why it matters, and where the field is converging or disagreeing.
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1 directory member surfaced this signal.
“I’m still laughing at this line form The Economist, “LinkedIn, a social network for strivers…” economist.com/finance-and-... (Gift Article)”
1 directory member surfaced this signal.
“As someone teaching law students about AI & the law, @thefordon.bsky.social asked if I would write about how I keep up with it all. This article is my answer. TL;DR: use an RSS reader¹ with an algo that works for you, not someone else. ___ ¹ thefinitescroll…”
2 experts are actively discussing the implications.
“This sort of lesson works really well with law students too. See e.g., sadlynothavocdinosaur.com/posts/simple...”