“Codeberg updates ToU to disallow LLM training and many LLM-generated projects, and wrote a thorough explanation: blog.codeberg.org/protecting-o... Regardless of the merits of AI code generation, AI trainers have got to get their scraper bots under control a…”
“I think this is a very bad move, and the people behind Codeberg should re-consider there stance. blog.codeberg.org/protecting-o...”
Eugene Vinitsky: The AI community failed to exit twitter. What implications can we draw about what people believe from this?
Michael Ekstrand: The AI community failed to exit twitter. What implications can we draw about what people believe from this?
Eugene Vinitsky: Yep! This is why I'm less interested in castigating than building better spaces. This was more an idle exploration of what people must think to justify their behavior
““Algorithmic Realism” by @benzevgreen.bsky.social and @salome.bsky.social is on my short list of papers most foundational to my research. Super excited that Ben has turned it into a book, and it's available for pre-order! mitpress.mit.edu/978026205570...”
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Michael Ekstrand: “Algorithmic Realism” by @benzevgreen.bsky.social and @salome.bsky.social is on my short list of papers most foundational to my research. Super excited that Ben has turned it into a book, and it's …
Michael Ekstrand: when I saw them present the conference paper version at FAccT 2020, my immediate reaction was “wait, my research paradigm has a name now?”, and it's become a mainstay of my research talks and bibli…
“I want to make this into a blog post (series) someday, but I'll start w/ a thread teaser… short list of papers foundational to my research thinking. First up is Green & Viljoen's Algorithmic Realism - we must study algorithms in practice and in situ, not ju…”
“Looking forward to continuing the conversation on Friday at the Justice, Emancipation, Democracy, and Information Access (JEDI) Workshop. Please join us! jedi.inertial.science/sigir2026/ cc: @jedi-workshop.bsky.social”
“I'll now drop one of mine, not to be vain but because it's the place where I've most explicitly pulled several of these threads together into my own (and co-authors') synthesis. Chapter 4 is the lynchpin. Clearest place to start for “how does Michael think …”
“For a much newer one, capturing a line of thinking that I've been living in a lot for the last few years, and working on a paper about — measurement and AI eval, by @hannawallach.bsky.social et al. proceedings.mlr.press/v267/wallach...”
“In a similar vein, I turn to When Fairness Fails by @annalauren.bsky.social to situate fairness in the broader, relational landscape of human existence and power structures and reason about its limits and contradictions. Throwing fairness at everything over…”
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