My campus appears to have recently deployed Microsoft Purview on our devices and from my cursory searches, this appears to be quite the surveillance software.
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@kevinmoerman
I think a couple of people have been able to get secondary Linux devices with research funds. But they don't like allowing that and generally your primary device has to be one of the approved.
I think a couple of people have been able to get secondary Linux devices with research funds. But they don't like allowing that and generally your primary device has to be one of the approved.
I first noticed it because it pops up every time I paste any text into a browser.
@bookandswordblog
At my institution at least, we are generally not doing a ton of research since we are teaching focused, but that is definitely a consideration.
At my institution at least, we are generally not doing a ton of research since we are teaching focused, but that is definitely a consideration.
Humored at how our official university committees are voting on things using emoji reactions when in virtual meetings.
As I currently sit on our campus committee to figure out how to respond to this new state law dictating instructional workloads, this hits close to home.
"The Campaign to Make Professors Teach More" - https://www.chronicle.com/article/the-campaign-to-make-professors-teach-more
Had a student say today that he hates writing in complete sentences because it sounds like AI.
@thatdnaguy
https://scholar.archive.org/ may be that. Scholia (https://qlever.scholia.wiki/) is another option that might emerge, built on WikiData.
@foaylward
https://scholar.archive.org/ may be that. Scholia (https://qlever.scholia.wiki/) is another option that might emerge, built on WikiData.
@foaylward
@foaylward
Parsing of preprints is definitely weird and often inconsistent. I've noticed the publication date sometimes will get picked up, sometimes not.
@rspfau
Parsing of preprints is definitely weird and often inconsistent. I've noticed the publication date sometimes will get picked up, sometimes not.
@rspfau
Just received this email response from a colleague. Is this an AI thing?
“Do you mind if I bullet point my responses? I need to be able to respond in an efficient manner.”