It is a scathing indictment of the referee, the linesman, ProRef, and English football as a whole that there was nothing given for this horror challenge.
a 16yo had his seasoned threatened by a horror challenge and he slightly moves towards the opposition player and is immediately sent off.
English refs couldn't care less about player safety
That’s disgraceful officiating and disgraceful play from Fleetwood. Easy red on the tackle that Dowman responded to. And something that wasn’t a red for Palmer this past weekend.
Classic weak officiating from ProRef - your man orders the teams off the field after failing to shoot down a drone, then talks to the captains and sends the players back out. Complete lack of control...smh...
Soccer star Kylian Mbappé apologized for comments in which he apparently referred to Mao Zedong, the founding leader of Communist China, as a dictator, after facing backlash and losing brand deals with three different Chinese companies. https://cnn.it/48jDo66
I'd be much more interested in evaluating the health impacts of center-right trolls getting paid to write things like: "Foreign factories should be more dangerous than American factories,” following a factory fire in Bangladesh that killed 1,100 people.
There's something really interesting in the dialogue betwen those who are seeing & identifying how AI chat agents are pulling in bogus political polling, how AI chat agents' use of incorrect information directly cuts against the value of telling people to "do their research" & outlets like Axios
Axios has partnered with AI companies & is one of the biggest outlets hyping up AI in recent years. This both seems smart & a damning indictment of how AI is fouling up the internet & information environment
Maybe it's self-serving bs but having a direct feed of trusted, verified news information feels like a useful service to sell! Even if it's a useful response to the current context, the privatisation of access to correct news information feels pretty bleak
There's something really interesting in the dialogue betwen those who are seeing & identifying how AI chat agents are pulling in bogus political polling, how AI chat agents' use of incorrect information directly cuts against the value of telling people to "do their research" & outlets like Axios
As @willrobinson1776.bsky.social points out, this means when we tell people to look up facts about politics, they may be getting false information that reinforces their incorrect ideas
And today Axios is announcing what seems to them to both be a response to the unreliability of AI chat agents, timed with an increase in the use of them: a feed built for AI agent consumption & decision-maker usage that's higher fidelity & higher trust
There's something really interesting in the dialogue betwen those who are seeing & identifying how AI chat agents are pulling in bogus political polling, how AI chat agents' use of incorrect information directly cuts against the value of telling people to "do their research" & outlets like Axios
Caucus AI has a report (PDF link) of how weird voter guides - new, anonymous, unsourced things - are showing up heavily in AI chat agent responses, too
One benefit of holding leaders accountable for crimes is that if Flávio Bolsonaro tries to overturn this election, he knows exactly where he’d end up. In prison, next to his father.
"They can start cutting people's faces up. They can stab someone. They can shoot someone."
EXCLUSIVE: Our hidden cameras capture the leader of Turning Point UK organising a fake rally for a foreign government and helping arrange a murder-for-hire with loyalist paramilitaries.
We aren’t there yet but if we end up with no challenger to Infantino at FIFA and if City find a way to skate on little to no punishment, it will be hard to conclude anything other than both international & club football is fundamentally broken.
@edzitron.com's AI pessimism really knows no bounds:
"Corporate America has been very uneven in its ability to extract value from its AI models."
*re-reads headline*
oh.
Trump is attacking public infrastructure that makes a sport economically accessible to people regardless of their race or class. It’s very clearly an attack on working class black DC.
"This Premier League is built on teams being organised & hard to break down. Teams are happy not to have the ball and eager to have the space to attack on the break. Possession is not king in English football right now & the game is not about controlling the ball, but about controlling the spaces"
“The only option, therefore, is to punish City to the fullest extent. The rules have to mean something. If we are to save English football from the brink and bring things under a degree of financial stability, City need to be dealt with. It has to happen.“ @graceonfootball.com
Aaron Swartz was hounded by federal law enforcement into taking his own life for behavior that was nowhere near as bad as what these companies do every single day.
— Enzo offside for winner, unanimously ruled error by KMI
— Bruno G denied pen (+ Maatsen second yellow), unanimously ruled error by KMI
— Phantom pen against Konsa, unanimously ruled error by KMI
— Gravenberch sent off for two soft yellows, 0:0 becomes 3:0
It's a lot so early in the season.
If City get relegated/expelled then we won't have to talk about the "Big 6" any longer...but it's probably also the time to point out that Spurs don't belong in that big club classification on merit, either...Back to the Big 4 then?
To @arsenalvisionpodcast.com - a clear benefit of a forced sale of Sham City would be getting new ownership to do real investigations & report other cheating à la Chelsea post Abramovich. Have the expectation of sunlight be a condition of a purchase
I am pretty comfortable saying that sometime since Sham City were privately informed early this summer about their guilt verdict, they’ve received a legal or crisis comms briefing with a major slide or plan around “Fear, Uncertainty & Doubt” as their core strategy once the verdict became public.
They clearly think enough FUD can prompt UK government intervention & get the league or some key clubs to wet their pants about the consequences of punishing City for cheating