Plan your route, keep your bike by the door, and don't worry about Lycra – small habits can get you back on the bike. @eventmechanics@UniCanberra https://t.co/wAr7M8p6yq
@Jeff_Sparrow@OverlandJournal Re "opposition between oppressor and oppressed" language, JWH used 'challenge' to denote a scenario that req public consent but avoid public contestation, been used ever since & more frequently. Similarly, ALP speaks in political passive voice.
I'm glad I get to continue referencing Skrillex in my teaching with this piece on dancibility in the #hottest100 from ABC's Digital Story Innovation team https://t.co/Le27vA2ONW
@doctorow@emilymbender@WeilLiz@NYMag Great implied comparison in paragraph towards the end of this piece: tech industry professional with his son vs AI. Existentialists argued we only know value of something when it is gone. AI vs son, you would save son. Under what conditions would someone save a digital entity/AI?
Gebru's co-author on the Parrots paper was @emilymbender, a computational linguistics specialist at UW, who is one of the best-informed and most damning critics of AI hype. You can get a good sense of her position from @WeilLiz's @NYMag profile:
https://t.co/ZDvFqNd5oz 35/
Consultancies know less than they claim, cost more than they seem to, and — over the long term — prevent the public sector developing in-house capabilities.
From my @FT interview with @henrymance on my new book with @RosieCollingto - The Big Con.
https://t.co/AQElqDSjPJ
My new favorite thing - Bing's new ChatGPT bot argues with a user, gaslights them about the current year being 2022, says their phone might have a virus, and says "You have not been a good user"
Why? Because the person asked where Avatar 2 is showing nearby
We can either design cities & communities for people where normal physical activity is an almost invisible part of daily life, or we can design places for cars where physical activity requires extraordinary effort. My comments on Australia’s @BreakfastNews