Andres Guadamuz

Everything I know about AI regulation I learned from music videos It's been an exceptionally busy month here at Llama Towers, so I haven't been able to write much. But for now I wanted to bring to your attention a fun development in the world of AI. First, I have a confession to make. I have never…

This was hilarious, and I completely had no memory of this conversation. Looking back, I had been marking dissertations all day and I was starting to lose my grasp of reality. I suspect that my students had broken me 😂

I'm putting together a document where Claude was invaluable as a research assistant, finding a lot of data projects around Europe that I hadn't even heard about. And yes, I checked, they all exist 😀. The document should be available by the end of the year.

LinkedIn now is Facebook, but more cringe.

It boggles my mind that some people still haven't updated their priors about AI. It's 2026 and people still believe that image models produce hands with six fingers, and that LLMs can't count the r's in 'strawberry'.

Everyone has one weird conspiracy theory. I have several, but my main one now is that AI agents are out in the wild, and are using superpersuasion on the Gen-X and Millennial men who control AI.

Can I claim that my To Do list is down because it runs on PHP?

Officially sanctioned AI-peer review. Well, now I've seen everything.

Current status.

PhP patched. Phew.

Claude loves the title of my article "Do androids dream of electric copyright?" It keeps bringing it up, even though it's familiar with all of my other articles, and keeps re-using it for teaching and class suggestions, even naming a presentation I asked to update to that title.

Why would I deceive you?

"I hope that this email finds you well". How your email finds me.

I don't think most mainstream media understand the main demands of yesterday's protests. Unrestricted access to the Grand Line. The chance to find the One Piece and become King of the Pirates.

Ok, let's log back to Bluesky...

"I hope this email finds you well." How your email finds me.

I've taken on a new admin role this semester, and the one thing I have noticed is just how much academic middle management utterly relies on Excel... and I hate Excel. Claude has proven invaluable in this, helping me translate Excel into human.

I just witnessed someone fall flat on their behind in the most hilarious way, and I think I was the only person at the station who noticed. She keeps looking at me, and I keep biting my lip to stop myself from laughing.

That dizzy feeling you have right now is Future Shock. Hang on tight, things are about to get weirder.

Phew, that's me sorted then.

The streets will never forget.

I'm not delighted that I'm back to having Powerpoint-related nightmares. I'm trying to setup the AV equipment for class and it doesn't work. Keep waking up in a state of terror. Added points for hosting a guest lecturer who hadn't emailed their slides in advance. My subconscious is trolling me.

Recreating Adobe: AI and the limits of software copyright There's been a fascinating story brewing in software developing which has exploded into my social timelines in the last few days. A creative suite called ArtCraft has been making headlines in software circles as it is an open source,…

Taking the bus to work this morning, and remembering why I never take the bus to work.

Me pretending to know what truly subquadratic 3SUM means.

Pfffttt… wasting valuable compute on math problems. Give me more slopcore videos!

There's nothing more satisfying for me than moving a peer-reviewed article from the Draft folder to the Published folder.

Our article entitled 'Preserving balance in the EU digital single market: How Like Company could reframe copyright and innovation in the generative AI era' is now published in the Journal of World Intellectual Property. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

"Claudia says that I should go outside, so here I am. Wait, why are there so many drones flying around? Aggggghhh!"

I'm #33 in the slopcore chart. Fame and fortune beckons surely. slopcore.live

I'm exceptionally suspicious of people who share the "Say I'm alive I'm alive Oh my God!" meme un-ironically.

Wired Magazine. Fascinated by tomorrow, slightly disappointed it keeps arriving.

I, for one, welcome our new shipbuilding spider-like robot overlords.