At least one news outlet understands what college is. Then again, this is a rural
news source. Country folk seem to still have some sense.
https://t.co/Yw32Sc9Gr1
Meanwhile in the state of New York, smartphones are banned in schools. Some folks discover that many students cannot tell time by looking
at those round things on the walls that have numbers and two levers spinning, a.k.a., clocks.
https://t.co/U0iDHyA8Bk
This study won't see much press: researchers gathered information from
millions of persons across the globe and have a conclusion contrary to the popular agenda:
economic inequality does not lead to mental health issues or people being just plain sad.
https://t.co/MGMX2YjNgU
I type these words at 06:26, it is still dark outside. Details are sparse.
It appears that America's
forces have swooped into Venezuela and extracted that country's President.
https://t.co/Tgx3LbMWmm
This is a milestone in time. The economy of India is now larger than that of Japan and
is about to surpass the economy of Germany. Demographics. India produces babies.
Many other countries don't any longer. Read it and weep.
https://t.co/aVdXYbgurj
I recommend this long piece about how Americans, with no real basis in fact,
tend to despise generative AI, i.e., those chattering bots.
https://t.co/tym70RqZiP
Datacenters and water pollution. Someone is getting a grip on reality. My father-in-law worked in petro-chemical in Louisiana.
They pulled muddy water from the Mississippi River, used it, and cleaned it.
Datacenters have no such requirement. They should.
https://t.co/Y6bB7zEDr8
Coming real soon now, enough of this AI-written emails. This robotics company has robots that clear
the dining room table and load the dishwasher. We shall see.
https://t.co/O40Pgkx2sA
Some experiments with Google's Nano Banana Pro. This is amazing. These are high-quality images created
by someone who types some descriptions and poof is an image. Amazing stuff.
https://t.co/6jm2CL9tcq
A look at Tsinghua University in Beijing. It leads in AI patents. Let us not forgot that it was created by
Theodore Roosevelt in 1911 to help China educate its best.
https://t.co/vLOvrZXUNA
Computers and software are going to replace middle managers. Marketers of computers and software have
been saying that since the 1960s. One more time with feeling.
https://t.co/YaH2G6P7H7
Google is "helping" law enforcement arrest criminals, and this is called evil. When did
arresting criminals become evil? If a law is unjust, work to change it. Meanwhile, law enforcement
persons are enforcing the law, hence the name.
https://t.co/VNMDXduQv6
I recommend this article. The author has a grasp of what the current chattering bots software is doing
and why we stand back and marvel.
https://t.co/pSsDY1iQuS
I rarely link to Vogue, but here goes. This is a $150 fashion accessory that will hold an iPhone
and a few other things that fashionable women carry.
https://t.co/pcQlV06OUI
Low-wage workers in India fold towels in front of cameras so that robots will learn how to do it
and replace the low-wage workers so that they become no-wage people. It's a paycheck for the short term.
https://t.co/tvVD5vUlQs
I love this word: bragawatts. All these super duper datacenters are bragging rights for the various
celebrity CEOs. Who cares about the world's tallest building. We want the world's biggest electric bill.
https://t.co/A7Av5KkGRa
AI-generated videos are fooling even the professional journalists (who would have thunk that?).
Don't believe none of what you hear and only half of what you see.
https://t.co/YWCM99SSq7