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Nathan Schneider academic AI inference cooperative

An inference cooperative for academic AI – Writings and rehearsals by Nathan Schneider

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“Paging @ntnsndr.in nathanschneider.info/2026/06/an-i...”

“Just posted an addendum to my proposal for an academic AI co-op, with some thoughts that have come up from others in discussions, such as - Student voice from the start - Liability for model behavior - Permissioned access for researchers nathanschneider.inf…”

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Anil Dash: The dialogue around LLMs is kind of broken both in terms of critique and advocacy. For critique, we need to focus on how we attack fascist tech power consistently — LLMs are only one part of that; …
Anil Dash: And amongst AI advocates, there's too often the same tedious fallback to arguments of inevitability and "progress", which excuse the enabling of the bad actors in tech, and advance their authoritar…
Anil Dash: The ultimate "right" answers are going to involve complex solutions that will feel dissatisfying at first, and that's hard to get across to people. First, there isn't one killer alternative, just l…
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