”Mike talks with the German Federal Center for Digital Sovereignty’s Head of Open Source Product & Delivery about Digital Sovereignty and the process of divesting the German state from American technology products.”
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Idag använde jag mina krafter till att skriva om att älska en hund.
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I hear people say they learn to write better with AI. But I wonder if people actually use AI intermittently with practicing the craft of writing. Like one week writing with AI and then one writing without, gauging how much their writing improves. Trying to understand what "improved writing" means.
Explaining responsibility, impact and power in AI
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Thank you 🙏 I did meet a 14-year old Frenchie once.
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Second birthday, chewin’ on Chewbacca. ❤️
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The vet said this was very likely a brain tumour as well. 💔
She was put to sleep early this morning. I’ve been crying throughout the day… it’s just excruciatingly painful to take in that she’s gone. 💔 But now the physical pain she lived through the last few days is over.
Loved her so, so much.
I'd forgotten about this… surreal. You must read the text on each fruit.
@axbom.com: I was told to put my trust in Proton's Lumo "AI". I couldn't resist...
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So you want to watch that latest Last Week Tonight with John Oliver about AI?
Why not watch it without unnecessary tracking and without personalised ads 🤓
yt.axbom.com?id=Ykvf3MunGf8
Task completion is not the same as goal fulfillment. Designing for the first while ignoring the second is how we end up with systems that technically work and truly fail.
Här kan ni se debatten med begränsad YouTube-spårning och utan personliga annonser.
yt.axbom.com?id=oFYNhWQN3qs
@moabrglf.bsky.social: Jag såg en debatt på Youtube mellan Martin Melin och Markus Allard och det var nåt.... extra. In o läs! www.sydsvenskan.se/opinion/moa-...
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Really good tante. It does worry me a lot that most people don't see/grasp this and will, when called on it, completely reject this notion because they themselves are "of course not fascist".
It would also require them to take responsibility for their actions, when they want to deflect it with AI.
The experience I draw from is attending a boarding school where hazing was common practice. Integrated into this environment it took me years after leaving school to understand what I had been through, and had been complicit in, as a teen. I defended the practices for years, as I see many still do.
What I'm seeing is people already embedded in the abusive nature of AI and it will take years after leaving to gain a healthy perspective on it. And people aren't leaving, they are going deeper into it. I just don't see arguments working, and I hate that feeling of hopelessness.
Seeing the harm and seeing the role you play in it opens two paths: 1) forgiving yourself and dedicating yourself to opposition 2) doubling down on "I'm not evil" and staying complicit within the system
Not sure how to best help more people choose the first, but I know I want to offer that help.