This is today!
Ready for some more Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000? We are!
Next up on the live stream:
@brianmerchant joins me and @alex to discuss the business model of “AGI”
Monday, December 2nd, noon Pacific
https://www.twitch.tv/dair_institute
This is today!
Ready for some more Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000? We are!
Next up on the live stream:
@brianmerchant joins me and @alex to discuss the business model of “AGI”
Monday, December 2nd, noon Pacific
https://www.twitch.tv/dair_institute
Job opening at @datasociety "Researcher - Labor, Race, and Tech Project, Labor Futures Initiative"
Apply by April 30
https://boards.greenhouse.io/datasocietyresearchinstitute/jobs/7304993002
Yesterday, a major new study was released showing massive numbers of micro/nano plastic particles in bottled water. Here's that study:
https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2300582121
Today, bottled water lobbyists released a predictable, biased, response:
1. Stop picking on bottled water, plastic particles could be everywhere;
2. Maybe they're not sooo bad for human health, we don't know.
3. The methods used are new, so who really knows if the results are valid.
4. Keep drinking bottled water.
The adjective for metal is metallic.
Not so for iron, which is ironic.
For two decades after World War II, incomes grew at a rate close to the U.S. economy-wide growth rate. Anemic growth from 1969 to 1974 kept inequality in check. But since then, the benefits of growth have not been evenly distributed. Racial and gender inequality is also manifested in income inequality.