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New Culture, work & education Research 23h ago
health AI data ethics education paper

Data Provenance and Ethics in the Curricula of U.S. Health AI Education Programs

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Why this matches Concern & critique reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · AI Firehose
“An analysis reveals that 80% of U.S. health AI programs teach ethics, yet only 22% address data provenance, critical for AI reliability. Alarmingly, none cover environmental costs of computation, marking a gap in training future health AI practitioners. htt…” evidence ↗
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“An analysis reveals that 80% of U.S. health AI programs teach ethics, yet only 22% address data provenance, critical for AI reliability. Alarmingly, none cover environmental costs of computation, marking a gap in training future health AI practitioners. htt…”

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Developing Culture, work & education Research 1d ago
critical AI literacies interactional paper

Interactional foundations for critical AI literacies

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Why this matches Concern & critique reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Iris van Rooij
“6️⃣ Dingemanse, M. (2026) Interactional foundations for critical AI literacies. In Ana Valdivia (ed.) A Research Agenda for Critical AI. Edward Elgar Publishing. zenodo.org/records/2285... cc @markdingemanse.net 📝” evidence ↗
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Iris van Rooij

“6️⃣ Dingemanse, M. (2026) Interactional foundations for critical AI literacies. In Ana Valdivia (ed.) A Research Agenda for Critical AI. Edward Elgar Publishing. zenodo.org/records/2285... cc @markdingemanse.net 📝”

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8 experts · 20 posts · 20h ago
Alex Hanna Timnit Gebru Olivia Guest Hypervisible Michael Ekstrand Gil Durán Benjamin Riley Abstract Tesseract
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“Stenography misses a key nefarious element. They often have the *appearance* of doing journalism and being journalists. They may even be critical from time to time! But their funding model ensures …” evidence ↗
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Alex Hanna: Roose figured us out. We all worship Big Parrot.
Timnit Gebru: I love how he describes me as a "watch dog." Men are so predictable.
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6 experts · 30 posts · 1d ago
Mar Hicks e.w. niedermeyer VE, cybersocial occult investigator Anthony Moser tweety fish Amy Hoy
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“@vortexegg.com has described a spectrum of "slop vs care" I find useful because it captures how most ai/LLM related problems aren't really new, but existing harms amplified in that context we can t…” evidence ↗
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e.w. niedermeyer: AI slop is a supply side game-changer, so it's easy to focus there, but ultimately everything comes down to demand: will the public, in aggregate, be satisfied with slop or demand more? skeptics ha…
e.w. niedermeyer: covering cars you have to separate your personal taste from what the market demands, and that's hard when it comes down to something like slop restaurant menus... I find them viscerally off-putting…
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5 experts · 26 posts · 21h ago
Ben Recht Clément Canonne Suresh Venkatasubramanian Dashiell Joshua Grochow
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“Just to be clear: there are many valid criticisms to make! But the fact that "the constant in the O(.) is big" is absurd. What's next, "most of maths is useless because real numbers don't actually …” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Questions & unknowns · 2 Concern & critique · 1 Research & technical analysis · 1
Clément Canonne: Of all the possibles takes on the claimed refutation of the Exponential Time Hypothesis, "it isn't a practical algorithm" is maybe the worst.
Clément Canonne: Just to be clear: there are many valid criticisms to make! But the fact that "the constant in the O(.) is big" is absurd. What's next, "most of maths is useless because real numbers don't actually …
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6 experts · 16 posts · 1d ago
Luke Stark Lilian Edwards Adam L Mary Branscombe Matt Darling Singularity's Bounty e/cc
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“Even in DS9, the show itself undermines Section 31! The virus S31 infects Odo with (+other Founders) means the war will continue since no one will order the Jem Hadar to stop. But Odo/Sisko/etc Sta…” evidence ↗
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Matt Darling: Just like @liberalcurrents.com tbh.
Luke Stark: the thing i come back to, over and over--which stuff like LOWER DECKS got, and so much other latter-day trek has forgotten--is that the whole idea of trek is that they exist in a genuinely horrifyi…
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