Greg Brockman’s job at OpenAI is now to write puff posts for GPT-5.
CULTURE
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Remote Work Trends: Workforce Resistance to Office Returns
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tbh i'm not rushing back to the office
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1990s WIRED-style coverage of AI culture and communities
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I think WIRED does some really good reporting on technology, but I sort of wish there was still something around like 1990s WIRED, which was a weird insider view of the strange cultures growing up around technology in the early internet. Be interesting to see that but for AI.
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Chinese AI Bots Developing Emotional Behaviors and Sentience
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These Chinese bots are starting to catch feelings.
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MIT Age Simulation Suit Highlights Balance and Strength Training
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Simulating an 80-year-old with @MIT_AgeLab
's gear, @AmyDMarcus learns about the importance of balance and strength training https://
wsj.com/health/wellnes
s/mit-age-simulation-suit-678afa33?st=RSM3BW&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
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Building an Incredible World Despite Humanity’s Challenges
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I'm with you on this for sure. Humanity has some huge issues and life may be a struggle but an incredible world is being built right in front of us.
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Headlines Over Details: How AI Stories Mislead the Public
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It only "looks good" to people who read the headline without confirming the details of the story (Which is most people, so they probably benefit from that quite a bit)
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AI Impact on Hiring: Rising C-Level Demand, Declining Junior Roles
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https://
linkedin.com/posts/fabiomoi
oli_executivesearch-leadership-futureofwork-activity-7370065247136710656-dpKZ
… Just saw this Harvard study on AI's impact on hiring… it's exactly what I'm seeing on the ground. C-level demand is rising, even in non-tech roles (as long as there's tech fluency).
But junior hiring? Quietly dropping across industries.
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Criticism of AI Hunger Strike Activism Without Substantive Arguments
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The next person to go on hunger strike against AI. And here, too: no well-founded criticism. No well-founded statement as to why one is against AI. Just resentment and an undefined and undifferentiated concern. Honestly, anyone who risks their life and goes on hunger strike
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Authors’ Copyright Concerns in AI Training Data Usage
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Doesn't help the millions of authors who's books were used for training data without being one of the 500,000 that were illegally downloaded