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One of the handful of articles telling it like it is instead of misinforming the public. By @saragoud.bsky.social for @thebulletin.org Yes. Its bad science based on numbers out of various behinds, but that's not how most of the rest of the media is discussing it. thebulletin.org/2026/09/how-...

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Everyone needs to read this. Reality is, in fact, stranger than fiction. Reality is worse than anything we can say about these people in a few words, media appearances, op-eds, or other conversations. Read the whole thing. ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/urbits3/sitf...

Please read my comments to this. The NERVE to call those of us with peer reviewed empirical work as conspiracy theorists and not those doing seances for the AGI god (e.g. Hinton's students). But I have more things to say in the comments.

BTW when I say "seances for the AGI god" I'm not speaking in metaphors or exaggerating. Ilya Sutskever did these at OpenAI, you can read Karen Hao's Empire of AI for details.

Lolll I've been doing this shit forever and saying the same exact thing I'm saying right now more than a decade ago and am "being pushed by contrarian media dynamics." 🙄 All of you are hypnotized by talk of fictional machine gods and it's me who has to bring evidence to the contrary.

extractive capitalism has gone into the era of mining humans for data. Thoughts?

gentle reminder that it's all 0s and 1s or on and off when it comes to computing. The ingenuity is in how people have figured out to get simple mechanical ideas into more complicated architectures.

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Its possible to correct people with bad ideas without being abrasive. Whether its worth doing this work over and over is my question

just saw the trailer for Artificial and it hits

This man objected to my warning that apocalyptic "AI extinction" talk is corporate ploy for regulatory capture, marketing, and side stepping accountability. He said he left DeepMind, like the Anthropic "whistleblower." So lets have a brief history lesson about DeepMind's origins in doomer cults🧵

In case you don't actually know / are curious: the term "affordances" in design definitely is borrowed from Gibson's ecological psychology This is the same reason you see UI/UX / SWEs in general talk about affordances en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afforda...

Live Sound International review of Technical Manifesto for the Deviant Sound Engineer www.linkedin.com/posts/michae...

Is "Problem first" dead?, Is the one-fits-all UI over? - and what does that imply for us #productmanagers? My take: Rigorous problem understanding is becoming a key differentiator, not an obstacle. www.beliebig.eu/weeknote/202...

added tiny spring animations to the button icons

testing one two, is anyone out there?

What deserves human attention in times of AI? Leadership and importance of the human touch - Judith Pertl “We are not doing a good job at being humans right now.” - Brené Brown Takeaway of the group work: It is scary that only 2of20 have a positive outlook on the future of AI and the outcomes. 9/X