Jason ScottHow are things going in the other spaces?
Well, if you ask people in DMs on Twitter if they want a Bluesky invite, the DM never goes through. (Asking if they want something like a "y k s e u l b" invite does, and I've confirmed this multiple times).
Joris van Hoboken
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Law Professor at Institute for Information law (IViR) & VUB: Information law, fundamental rights, digital transformation, quantum technologies, platform regulation
Yaman AkdenizI wrote for Slate "You can’t half-heartedly resist censorship: Social media platforms should do everything possible to fight such restrictions, rather than accept defeat when faced with threats of throttling" as in Turkey. This is a response to Musk explaining the local context. https://slate.com/technology/2023/05/turkey-elections-twitter-free-speech.html
Wolfie ChristlThe GDPR Article 26 infringement identified by CNIL is interesting, but the decision doesn't really address the fundamental issues with extensive personal data sharing across thousands of companies in today's surveillance marketing ecosystem, from ID matching to profiling to RTB.
Jim Parsons“ Steve Wozniak: If you want to learn about AI killing people, “Get a Tesla” “ – SkyMagzines
https://skymagzines.com/steve-wozniak-if-you-want-to-learn-about-ai-killing-people-get-a-tesla/
#Tesla
#Elmo
#ElonMusk
#AI #ML #SelfDriving
#Artificialintelligence
#MachineLearning
#EthicalAI
#AIEthics
#BigTech
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#Apple
Frank PasqualeIn Russia, “once-elite universities are allegedly pursuing research agendas dictated by the Kremlin on topics like “patriarchal values and institutional practices that protect and preserve traditional, spiritual and moral values” and “risks to Russia’s economy posed by the West’s global climate agenda.””
https://www.dissentmagazine.org/online_articles/russia-war-with-no-end
https://www.dissentmagazine.org/online_articles/russia-war-with-no-end
Jay RosenThis is an outstanding reply to, and analysis of that Pamela Paul column in the New York Times that began this way:
"A paper that says science should be impartial was rejected by major journals. You can’t make this up."
Dave Karpf, an academic, takes it apart. He also testifies as a particiant in the peer review system. Worth your time.
https://davekarpf.substack.com/p/pamela-paul-cancel-culture-grifters?utm_medium=ios
internetarchiveWe lost our blue check mark on Twitter. We’ll always have it in The Wayback Machine… https://web.archive.org/web/20230420025328/Twitter.com/internetarchive
Michael ZimmerAn average user’s conversational exchange with ChatGPT basically amounts to dumping a large bottle of fresh water out on the ground, according to the new study.
https://gizmodo.com/chatgpt-ai-water-185000-gallons-training-nuclear-1850324249
Two more weeks to apply for these positions!
Sarah T. Roberts, Ph.D.The media, at least those that are even bothering to cover it, are truly missing the forest for the trees. The disaster of the bird site is not its garbage performance and functionality “clunkiness.” It’s that it’s a goddamned misinformation fascist propaganda engine. That’s it. That’s the story. I’ve been trying to get journalists to cover it. Guess I have to do it myself.
