68% of French employees use AI in secret from their management. This figure says something profound about our time. The technological revolution is already here. But some organizations continue to operate as if they could still prevent it. For my
CULTURE
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Critique of local AI performance metrics as TikTok-style grifting
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No, I am saying that this is the equivalent of TikTok brain rot for Local AI Longest prompt was 368 tons, longest output was 3k and some grifters out there are saying that this is great results of 45tok/s lol If you cannot see how this is performative slop / grifting then
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Spiegel article asks if Nobel laureate’s AI use is scandal
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Der Spiegel, arguably Germany's best-known news outlet, has published an article that couldn't be more emblematic of the mood in Germany. Translated, it reads: "The Nobel laureate in Literature admits to using AI for her books. Is that a scandal?" Let that sink in for a second,
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Why learn languages if AI can translate instantly?
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If #AI can translate instantly, why learn another language?
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AI transforms workflow speed and flow state
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This isn't just a faster way to type. It's a fundamentally different relationship with your work. Instead of slowing down to translate thought into text, you stay in the flow state. You move at the speed of thought, not the speed of your keyboard.
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AI slop term unhelpful; people complain without critique
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I often find the term "AI slop" rather unhelpful. Let me explain what I mean. I regularly read about numerous people complaining about things without actually critiquing the content itself. For instance, people get outraged over the fact – or what they perceive as the fact –
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The Rise of Vibe-Coded AI Dashboards as a Social Trend
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My favorite 2026 trend is friends casually showing each other their vibe-coded life/work dashboards and AI setups. Ngl it feels exactly like bringing your Magic: The Gathering binder to school as a teen.
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Codex critiques developer-focused interface and bias against non-coders.
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Codex is very good, but it is still a very "developer coded" interface for an everything app. And it continues the somewhat annoying AI perspective that non-coders are just not as competent and need stuff hidden from them, as opposed to requiring a different form of complexity.
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AGI: Anticipation or Anger Depending on the Language
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In this embedding analysis, compared to other futuristic technology terms, AGI is more strongly associated with anticipation than fear, particularly in English, Japanese, Chinese, and Italian. It also exhibits stronger negative connotations in several European languages, such as anger in Spanish and Italian.
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Color-emotion similarity changes across languages
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i compared embedding similarity between colors and emotions and normalized it to create this chart and then when i changed the language, the results changed (eg. 赤、愛) see: english, spanish, japanese, hindi