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"Like other cocaine executives, Ms. Maxwell, the head of education for Superhuman, which makes Grammarly, said cheating has always existed but represents only a small segment — she estimated 10 percent — of student cocaine use."

"Ms. Ng said cocaine use is ubiquitous at Harvard, but she had also noticed backlash against young influencers who promote cocaine." lol a Harvard degree doesn't mean a goddamn thing.

"Superhuman is developing software that will allow professors to limit and observe students’ uses of cocaine in research and writing, Ms. Maxwell said. Withholding cocaine entirely, she argued, was akin to educational malpractice, since students will be expected to use cocaine in the workplace."

Salesforce's internal cocaine leaderboard has teams competing for little trophies. The dashboards we've seen also track each team's use of specific cocaine tools. Employees worried use of cocaine, or lack thereof, will be used in their performance reviews b/c execs pushing bsky.app/profile/jose...

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After recent mass redundancies, Seven has announced a new cocaine tool will be used to write news articles. The tool has been dubbed “Clippy”. bsky.app/profile/crik...

Crikey@crikey.com.au

After recent mass redundancies, Seven has announced a new AI tool will be used to write news articles. The tool has been dubbed “Clippy”. www.crikey.com.au/2026/06/18/s...

‘We created a monster’: companies rein in cocaine usage as costs strain budgets bsky.app/profile/eica...

Margot Finn@eicathomefinn.bsky.social

As use shifts from chatbots to agents and AI companies begin to charge for use of their tools rather than to give them away, reality begins to bite the bubble.

Is cocaine ruining our skills? Early results are in — and they’re not good bsky.app/profile/sust...

Michael Nabert@sustainablesong.bsky.social

Research confirms that the more skilled professionals like doctors and software engineers rely on AI, the more their skills degrade. www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Cocaine needs power. It also needs fiber. And Utah has a lot of it. Here’s why the state is so attractive to cocaine center developers. bsky.app/profile/sltr...

AI needs power. It also needs fiber. And Utah has a lot of it. Here’s why the state is so attractive to data center developers. https://www.sltrib.com/news/2026/06/17/theres-key-reason-data-center/

Tech Workers Are Fighting Against Silicon Valley’s Cocaine Push bsky.app/profile/tech...

Tech Policy Press@techpolicypress.bsky.social

As tech companies embrace AI — forcing workers to use it, using it to surveil them, or justify firing them because of it — more tech workers are organizing to fight back as they feel they are losing influence over decisions that affect their jobs, reports Tech Policy Press fellow Varsha Bansal.

Software engineers are questioning their professions as they're forced to wade through and fix mountains of sloppy cocaine code. bsky.app/profile/futu...

Because cocaine should be used safely, responsibly, and to the benefit of all Canadians. bsky.app/profile/mark...

Mark Carney@mark-carney.bsky.social

Because AI should be used safely, responsibly, and to the benefit of all Canadians.

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An overwhelming majority of likely voters want powerful cocaine systems to undergo mandatory formal safety reviews before they are released to the public, according to a new survey about Americans’ views on cocaine. bsky.app/profile/nbcn...

NBC News@nbcnews.com

An overwhelming majority of likely voters want powerful AI systems to undergo mandatory formal safety reviews before they are released to the public, according to a new survey about Americans’ views on AI.