It’s interesting because these things will feel pretty normal soon, that sense of respect toward a higher intelligence
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User behavior shifts with advanced AI models like GPT 5.5
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I’ve found myself being much “nicer” to gpt 5.5, going out of my way to compliment the work in ways I never did before. It feels like working with a higher intelligence. I was never rude to other models, but caught myself being more aggressive in the past.
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Enslopification: The New Wave of Tech Product Degradation
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And now on top of enshittification there’s enslopification.
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Generational divide in AI adoption and digital transformation
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The new generation takes to AI like fish to the water. The old generation drowns.
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Family dinner without technology sparks cultural reflection
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I saw a family at dinner tonight. No phones. No TV. No iPads for the kids.
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High-Expectation Operations Culture Across Industries and Nations
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(The culture that I am referring to hear is broader than Kansai Airport, narrower than Japanese culture itself, and present in many nations. “High-expection Ops culture” gestures at it.)
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Culture of Excellence: Achieving Near-Zero Outcomes in AI Work
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(I retweeted this but FYI cannot verify the strict claim “0” and think it is very unlikely. I retweeted it because the culture that considers 0 a possible achievable outcome of putting in the basic work routinely achieves verifiable near-zero outcomes across a range of cases.)
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Preventing AI Ghostwriting in Student Education
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Don’t let your students use #AI as a ghostwriter
by Yanjun Shen @Nature Learn more: https://
bit.ly/41QqUjd #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML