Hi! I’m the inventor of bathroom stalls. The important thing for me is that everyone walking by a stall is able to make eye contact with the person sitting on the toilet inside. This is a critical design feature.
Watching my Uber driver like a hawk to make sure he doesn’t turn on the self-driving mode in his Tesla and drive us both into the San Francisco Bay
One of the mysteries in the Fallout universe is who caused the apocalypse, because there were just so many bad actors who could’ve done it—for profit, for power, for some inane conspiracy theory. Anyway, time to open my news app to check on current events
If—and right now it’s a big if—things do eventually work out, watch how quickly people forget how close we got to complete democratic collapse. They’ll say we overreacted. They’ll forget those who suffered and died. They’ll move on. But the victory will be worth it anyway. Keep fighting.
When the birthright citizenship decision comes out, people will say it could never have gone any other way, that the law was obvious. But the mere fact that the Supreme Court took on the case is evidence enough that we are living in a time of democratic precarity.
Parental leave was a lovely and much, much needed time for recovery and bonding, and we absolutely need to improve our leave policies nationwide. That said, I also love being back at work! Now to figure out that work/life balance thing I keep hearing about…
IMO the most likely cause of any kind of #AI bubble pop are Chinese models breaking through. And at least in the open inference markets, that appears to be happening already:
"Since February, Chinese AI models made by groups such as DeepSeek and MiniMax have overtaken US rivals in token consumption, according to OpenRouter data"
A true SOTA model from China could send markets for a tailspin just like the original DeepSeek release did.
https://www.ft.com/content/2567877b-9acc-4cf3-a9e5-5f46c1abd13e?syn-25a6b1a6=1
The rise of China’s hottest new commodity: AI tokens
Chinese AI models made by groups such as DeepSeek and MiniMax have overtaken US rivals in token consumption
TL;DR: A comparison highlights the disparity between the marketing of general AI notetakers and the limitations outlined in their contracts, emphasizing the potential benefits of specialized legal conversational intelligence tools like Querious® for attorneys.
https://www.lawnext.com/2026/03/ai-that-listens-like-a-lawyer-a-side-by-side-comparison-of-general-ai-notetakers-and-legal-conversational-intelligence.html #law #tech #legaltech ⚖️ 🤖
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AI That Listens Like a Lawyer: A Side-by-Side Comparison of General AI Notetakers and Legal Conversational Intelligence
AI That Listens Like a Lawyer: Courts Are Exposing the Gap Between What AI Notetakers Promise and What Their Contracts Permit. Purpose-Built Legal Conversational Intelligence™ Tools, Such as Querious...
This is a big deal. Court finds Meta and Google liable for kids’ social media addiction under product liability theories. This strategy gets around Section 230 protections because the focus is on the platforms’ product designs, not the content posted by users.
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-03-25/social-media-lawsuit-trial-meta-google-verdict
Landmark verdict finds Instagram, YouTube were designed to addict kids
The outcome Wednesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court is potentially precedent-setting for thousands of other pending lawsuits nationwide and could reshape how tech companies are held accountable for children's harm caused by their products.
Taylor Lorenz
Erik Moeller
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