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Established Culture, work & education Analysis 3d ago
⚡ 59 h early
gen Alpha AI insult cultural commentary

‘That’s so AI!’ What gen Alpha’s biggest insult tells us

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“"[T]his bit of slang means something: the young people have simply broadened the definition of AI to make it equivalent to 'bullshit'."”

““Name: “That’s AI!” Age: Brand new. Appearance: Primary schools everywhere. What’s AI? It’s just a thing the kids are saying now: “That’s AI!” or “That’s so AI!” But what is? Something inauthentic, unbelievable or rubbish.””

Established Agents & robotics Signal 13d ago

Inside mark zuckerbergs decision to pull the trigger on metas ai agent

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“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...”

““Meta had delayed releasing Muse, its A.I. agent app, for months over safety concerns. Then new competition FORCED MR. ZUCKERBERG’s HAND.” C’mon @nytimes.com, why provide cover for Zuckerberg? Did he have a gun to his head? Nothing “forced his hand” other t…”

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Hypervisible : 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...
Hypervisible : Also, TIL that the name for their weird homunculus is “Jolly.”
Hypervisible : Not beating the allegations, ever. bsky.app/profile/hype...
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Established Safety & security Analysis 8d ago
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AI already in dangerous hands

AI Is Already In Dangerous Hands

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How the network is reacting 2 experts are emphasizing concern & critique.
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Concern & critique

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Risks, limits and unintended consequences.

““The way that LLMs have been trained is harmful in effectively every way. It’s trained on theft, powered by expensive & power-intensive infrastructure & is both unprofitable & unsustainable. LLMs are not the tool for any kind of beautiful, automated future—…”

Established Models & releases Signal 18d ago

Ai anthropic amodei self regulation

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New AI field signal Signal 7h ago

Nick Cave - The Red Hand Files - Issue #218 - I asked Chat GPT to write a song in the style of Nick Cave and this is what it produced. What do you think? Verse 1: In the depths of the night, I hear a call A voice that echoes, through the hall It’s a siren’s song, that pulls me in Takes me to a place, where I can’t begin Chorus: I am the sinner, I am the saint I am the darkness, I am the light I am the hunter, I am the prey I am the devil, I am the savior Verse 2: I walk the streets, with my head held high I

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“Have you ever seen Nick Cave’s letter? “ChatGPT has no inner being, it’s been nowhere, it’s endured nothing, it’s not had the audacity to reach beyond its limitations, & hence doesn’t have the capacity for a shared transcendent experience, as it has no limi…”

Developing Models & releases Signal 2d ago

The fair use tango dangerous dance with re generative ai models f045b4d4196e

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“consent indeed!!! “The issues presented by generative AI are unlike any that society has faced before. It forces us to consider what makes us human, and the extent to which we will allow the constitutive elements of our personhood to be captured by machine.””

Established Policy & governance Analysis 10d ago
AI music license covenant trap essay

The AI “License” That Isn’t: A Musician’s Checklist for Spotting a Covenant Not to Sue Censorship Trap in Disguise

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“Important advice for artists faced with decisions about entering into licensing agreements with AI companies from the folks over at MusicTechPolicy @futureofmusic.bsky.social @humanartistry.bsky.social”

Established Models & releases Signal 15d ago

Fair Use Analysis in ‘Thomson Reuters’ Should Have Generative AI Defendants Worried | Copyright Alliance

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““The court held that by copying the works ‘for use as training data without…authorization,’ the defendant ‘usurped [the copyright owner’s] opportunity to enter that derivative market & license its [works] for that purpose,’ & that this ‘market harm…weighs a…”

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2 experts · 3 posts · 1d ago
Multiple readings Research & technical analysis · 1 Opportunity & adoption · 1
Molly White: “If every piece of software is a door, AI makes it exceptionally easy to turn turn the knobs of every door to see if it’s unlocked ... Not only are some of the locks easy to pick, in some cases the…
Neil Turkewitz: Brought to you by the same folks that like to talk about “trustless architecture.” 🤬
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3 experts · 4 posts · 17d ago
Multiple readings Markets & investment · 1 Building & implementation · 1
Neil Turkewitz: Indeed. The richest men in the world who believe they can effectively reconstitute the human brain and create a digital heaven on earth somehow can’t develop systems to negotiate the terms of conse…
Alejandra Caraballo: That's what Ben Affleck did with his AI startup. I think ultimately, that will be the path forward as agentic coding makes training smaller models trivially easy. You can train on your own material…
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3 experts · 3 posts · 16d ago
Neil Turkewitz: Wired is doing amazing & brave investigative work. Huge thanks to you, @wired.com & a handful of other outlets like @404media.co & @politico.com committed to bringing transparency & accountability …
Marielza: SCOOP: Last week the National Design Studio announced a new AI website, America.gov. Turns out some NDS workers are on loan to the government and are actually employed by a newly formed nonprofit, …
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2 experts · 3 posts · 8d ago
Neil Turkewitz: I saw the content of this post before I saw its provenance, and immediately thought that I needed to share it with @tante.cc. Upon reflection, I don’t think that will be necessary. “AI is a project…
tante: At my age it might still be necessary in a few hours.
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