Andrea Matwyshyn

@andreamm
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Professor, law and engineering, Penn State; Founding Director, PILOT lab & @manglonalab
My labshttps://www.pilotlab.org and https://manglonalab.org
Websitehttps://www.andreamm.com
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Andrea MatwyshynFeb 20

Interested in what Hannah Arendt would have thought of our present moment in tech? She told us.

New from me - Exploit Machina https://lawreview.law.ucdavis.edu/archives/59/3/exploit-machina

Exploit Machina | UC Davis Law Review

Show threadAndrea MatwyshynJan 25
My paper from the symposium is called The Internet of Latour's Things; it will be out later this year in Penn Carey Law's Journal of Law and Innovation.
Andrea MatwyshynJan 25
Are you in Philadelphia next Friday and would enjoy listening to my thoughts on RoboCop, Bruno Latour, the Internet of Bodies, AI,, and next generation legal baselines for corporate governance (and vulnerability disclosure)? If so, this symposium may be for you. https://www.law.upenn.edu/calendar/event/72863-journal-of-law-innovation-annual-symposium
Andrea MatwyshynDec 28
Sometimes squirrels jump out and find you when you least expect it... sometimes even in the middle of an ML talk.
Show threadAndrea MatwyshynDec 13
@null Close but no cigar.
Andrea MatwyshynDec 13
@null This was part of a larger infographic/ set of instructions. The other 11 parts were correct (not pictured). But, if any part of the graphic is misspelled, it kills utility of the whole thing for me when the tool can't correct it's own misspelling. I'll test the larger instruction on GPT 5.2 but I'm not hopeful. But perhaps it will prove me wrong. I keep hoping one of these tools will.
Show threadAndrea MatwyshynDec 13
@jdp23 
Andrea MatwyshynDec 13
Still waiting for a service capable of generating infographics that correctly spell words *as I have typed them* in the instruction. We are not there yet.
Andrea MatwyshynDec 12
On the Internet, everyone knows you're a dog.
Andrea MatwyshynDec 4

My adventures in vibe coding continue. This time I was attempting to build a simple text to voice app with manual pronunciation correction, extra pausing, and downloadable .WAV file generation. I have ended up in the same place as I did six month ago with a cite generator project: debugging by hand and with only one potentially usable app, despite trying multiple platforms.

Here's the humor winner for the best Console of the night. ....Same, Console, same.