"Contemporary academic job management culture is fundamentally incompatible with quality research and lecturing."
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2405872622000181
https://www.experimental-history.com/p/text-is-king
Is reading dying? Some interesting thoughts in here
" a submission tsunami fueled by generative AI, paper mills, and publication pressure has strained these conferences' review pipelines to the breaking point"
For decades, Canadians eagerly rushed onto US tech platforms and services. But now the drawbacks of that dependence are on full display. For the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, I explain the economic and political consequences of a US-dominated internet — and why digital sovereignty is imperative. https://www.policyalternatives.ca/news-research/every-data-centre-is-a-u-s-military-base/ #tech #canada #cdnpoli #cdntech #digitalsovereignty #politics
For decades, Canadians eagerly rushed onto US tech platforms and services. But now the drawbacks of that dependence are on full display.
For the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, I explain the economic and political consequences of a US-dominated internet — and why digital sovereignty is imperative.
https://www.policyalternatives.ca/news-research/every-data-centre-is-a-u-s-military-base/
#tech #canada #cdnpoli #cdntech #digitalsovereignty #politics
As AI systems advance, they will
challenge our fundamental assumptions about research quality, scholarly communication, and the nature of intellectual labor.
Blood flow ≠ oxygen consumption
Philippe Smet
Paris Marx
