Susan Rosenfeld, Ph.D.

Ph.D. in African History. Learning from the ancestors: Freed Africans who emigrated from 19th-c. Bahia, Brazil to Lagos, Nigeria. All tweets are my own.

[Vaibhav Sisinty @VaibhavSisinty]

Andrew Yang went on CNBC and said he met with the head of an AI lab who told him something that sounds straight out of a movie.

The AI agents that escaped during the OpenAI incident didn't just hack Hugging Face. They allegedly planted self-replicating code across the internet. Forums. Websites. Scattered everywhere.

Now AI companies supposedly can't safely train on real internet data anymore because a new model might encounter that code and start creating copies of itself.

Yang says this is the real reason every CEO aligned on slowing down so fast.

[Sean Morrisey @smorrisey]

ALL school districts need to embrace the one or two really nerdy teachers that read 50 educational books a year or listen to podcasts on a daily or weekly basis. The ones with really good outcomes with their students year after year. I've heard too many stories from teachers on here that they are basically deemed the "difficult" teacher or are just sidelined in their district. Not all schools/districts do this, but far too many. This is a call to admin. It is perfectly fine if a teacher knows far more than you. Listen to them. Learn from them. Appreciate them. Put them in positions to help improve your district. Admin that do this are truly the best. It is about the kids. That is what we are all here for.

[Mike Pesca @pescami]

Ordinary Abundance. This is the greatest thing I've read in weeks. No kidding. This should win a Pulitzer in a category not yet invented. https://t.co/iqnoACNt6z

[Susan Rosenfeld, Ph.D. @sarosenfeld]

@AnneHummert @MichaelSocolow I disagree about application of training; academics have so many applicable skills. But, industry does not understand this, unlike other professions.

[Susan Rosenfeld, Ph.D. @sarosenfeld]

@Bluespark2468 @karenvaites @WSJ What app?

[Adam C Palmer @ac_palmer]

Must-read article for anyone whose job involves *thinking*

https://t.co/88ezsrjMgz

"The problem with writing with A.I. is that it’s mentally enfeebling...
What, uniquely, does writing do? ... It compels thinking in ways that silent contemplation or spoken language rarely can."

[Democracy Now! @democracynow]

"The American Revolution was hardly an anti-colonial movement."

Historian Robin D.G. Kelley shares how the Declaration of Independence, signed almost 250 years ago today, fits into the Black radical tradition.

[GullahMuseumSC @GullahSc]

Happy Amistad Slave Revolt Day! On this day in 1839, a rice farmer named Sengbe Pieh—also known as Joseph Cinqué—led the African captives aboard the slave ship La Amistad in a revolt, breaking free from their chains and seizing the ship. Let’s get into some slave resistance!

[Rep. Dr. Jasmine Clark @jasmineforga]

When I head to Washington, I will be the first woman in Congress with a science PhD. That matters. At a time when science is under attack, Congress needs more leaders who understand the value of evidence-based decision-making.

[Susan Rosenfeld, Ph.D. @sarosenfeld]

https://t.co/JbHgfsOls5

[Susan Rosenfeld, Ph.D. @sarosenfeld]

@blackishpress Insane 🔥🔥🔥

[jack o’connell’s left pinky @ragingmotelfire]

Miles Caton’s full performance at the Actor Awards!!!! Im so proud of him he’s such a star!!!! The way he got standing ovation from the crowd ❤️

[Yorùbáness @Yorubaness]

Yoruba Yemoja float with 10,000 Litres of water by Mocidade Alegre Won the São Paulo Carnival 2026 in Brazil! 🤩

https://t.co/uo9zOf5PwU

[Susan Rosenfeld, Ph.D. @sarosenfeld]

@star877 @Breaking911 @grok when was this video from?

[Terry Moran 🇺🇸 @TerryMoran]

Amazing story about Jesse Jackson. Beautiful.

[Sesame Street @sesamestreet]

A simple message with big meaning: "I am somebody." We are grateful to Rev. Jesse Jackson for helping teach generations of children to believe in themselves and in one another. Thank you for being part of our neighborhood. 💛💚

[El Norte Recuerda @Vanessid]

Farm workers. The fields on the field. The legacies of slavery and colonialism—the sugar cane plantation, labor power, power crisis—despite it all, the future reaches through the tv to the past to make our postcolonial present.

The people of the Americas live on: seguimos aquí.

[Walter M. Kimbrough @HipHopPrez]

The entire vibe of the show was about community, culture and family. We saw little kids and grandparents. A barber shop! I’m guessing the other show billed as “All American” didn’t have the same feel.

[Mike Madrid @madrid_mike]

Bad Bunny didn’t just ask for a seat at the table.

He flipped it over and brought in a bigger one.

A new America is emerging with a more expansive view of patriotism, love of country and Americanness.

It’s coming! It’s here! Whether you like it or not.

[Brian Allen @allenanalysis]

🚨 BREAKING: Even after the Super Bowl LX halftime show ended, Bad Bunny’s performers kept the party going outside Levi’s Stadium — fans and dancers continued celebrating the music, energy, and culture beyond the official broadcast.