I have watched 6 hours of a DOGE bro deposition. The whole thing, start to finish. It's a fascinating, and horrifying, look at the people who caused so much damage, didn't really achieve anything at all, while still being so sure they are right. Here's what they said: www.404media.co/i-watched-6-...
a snippet of a mini-comic, at top - straight line stretches from point A to B. Immediately below, same dot at A, then becomes a curving, meandering line that winds through the page and ends at a point with rays and a question mark emanating from it. Text reads: "Nothing can do this for you - for that robs you of experience and conflates answers with learning. Rather, it's all the decisions you make along the way, the mistakes, struggles, and surprises! These pathways you create - this is learning. https://spinweaveandcut.com/fall-2025-syllabi/
In case anyone needs it for their syllabi, my statement in gen-Ai from the minicomic I made as a syllabus for class last semester. All online and printable here spinweaveandcut.com/fall-2025-sy...
Si le système scientifique et universitaire français s'effondre, ce n'est pas seulement parce que la Chine et l'Inde montent en puissance.
Il s'effondre SPECIFIQUEMENT du fait des politiques désastreuses menées depuis 2004: la doctrine Aghion.
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You'd be hard pressed to find a worse climate villain when it comes to data centres than Elon Musk.
www.cnbc.com/2026/03/10/e...
By my own calculations, Musk's carbon bomb slop factories are undoing nearly half to all of the emissions cuts from Tesla products ketanjoshi.co/2026/03/02/m...
March is Long Covid awareness month, and one thing you should probably be aware of is no matter how back to normal you are, you are at risk of complications from Covid, including LC. And those excess death numbers aren’t great either.
To be exquisitely clear, I never volunteered for this, I was never asked about this, and I do not consent to this.
Pretty sure everyone I know on the list (much longer than what is shown) would say the same.
Grammarly can fuck off to the edge of the universe and keep fucking off beyond that.
Both of the options here are human writers. The first option is unprocessed human writing and the second option is human writing run through a language model to reproduce the same outputs with different words
If it couldn't have existed without training data, it isn't creating anything at all.
modern life gets a lot simpler once you learn to remember this
i think this is an important point - not just the way ai coding tools can affect an individual programmer, but the way it interrupts a social practice / a community of people making software
Why tenured academics and administrators insist that using this technology is unproblematic and just how the future should work with none of our input is baffling to me. Feels like a modern cargo cult.
okay, Ill bite.
What do you think the point of reading for and writing a literature review is? The process of reading and writing is crucial for THINKING. Your ideas are shaped by all of this, offloading it to gAI, no matter how "good" you think gAI is at it defeats the purpose entirely.
This is one of the most reasoned & persuasive arguments for not allowing LLMs anywhere near reading & writing intensive classrooms. We can 100% choose not to outsource our reading & writing labor to a bot, and model for our students why they should do the same. #EduSky
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Learning a second language can be hard. Signing up for Pre-K and 3-K is easy.
Go to myschools.nyc to apply today. Deadline is tomorrow at midnight!
The left is not "missing out" on AI. It's winning the argument. Americans worry about AI and dislike tech CEOs. They're mobilizing against data centers. They support regulation, even refusal.
Calls for the left to embrace AI are an effort to change the terms of the debate in Silicon Valley's favor.
Think what this decision means to you all. Schools are full of covid. Over 120k UK children have long Covid and they have no rights. We know #Covidisairborne and that means indoors anywhere where anyone has COVID! www.europesays.com/ch/17407/
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Bonjour, c'est pour savoir à quel moment il aura le même traitement que l'assistant parlementaire du député LFI. Je demande juste comme ça moi, une histoire un peu bête de principes et de lois et tout ça, enfin voilà quoi...
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useful on this point with case studies:
"Late lessons from early warnings: the precautionary principle 1896-2000"
www.eea.europa.eu/en/analysis/...
my main concern is the harm rather than the output, so i don't really need to hear a product testimonial from someone who found it useful. because i don't care
Just your reminder that if you do not train an AI model, you just don't train an AI model, and if you do not feed a human, that's murder and you're evil.
Republicans want to kill scientists who keep our nuclear weapons and energy safe.
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It is one thing for professors to resist AI in education; it is far more powerful when students do. Only a coalition between the two groups of students and teachers —and not the antagonistic one between “cheaters” and “cops”—will be powerful enough to create a movement.
The student-author of this piece is Grace Kaste, who should be widely applauded for writing it.
www.columbiaspectator.com/opinion/2026...
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