GeorgeK
Human, after all.
Musing: https://blog.shibuyaltd.co.uk
https://www.axios.com/2026/04/09/meta-social-media-addiction-ads - it is reassuring to see how promptly big corporations can act if harm is being done on their platforms.* #meta
* If it's not clear, I'm being sarcastic here.
For the folks living in the UK, this is such a brilliant line: "Him against the Bin".
Not mine though: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6QT38oZcwlFpQDMxlmtSA9
While I was listening to a podcast yesterday, a thought came to me. I kept developing it in my head, but some parts were put so nicely here: https://www.brookings.edu/articles/borrowed-expertise-why-ais-productivity-boom-may-not-survive-the-generation-that-built-it/
One thing though which is not discussed by the author but only in my head: assuming that AI is a fallible search engine for compressed human knowledge democratising the same, how much will it counteract it's negative effects?


