Also in my experience it’s mostly fake information, rumour, snark, bitterness, jealousy, and incapability. Exceptions exist and I’m friend with many who are anon but not like this, but the general anon just wants to say shit without consequences.
ETHICS
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Anonymous accounts threaten information integrity and social coordination
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Anon accounts will be the death of information and social media. They’re actual evil: nameless, faceless, little devils with no agenda apart from destruction of coordination.
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Almost Everything Online is Fake: Addressing Digital Authenticity
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Almost everything on the TL is fake
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SAS CMO discusses courage and innovation with Brené Brown
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SAS CMO Jenn Chase on stage with bestselling author, podcaster, and renowned researcher Brené Brown at #SASInnovate. Chase: "You've often said that you have to have courage over comfort… I have to think that's even more important now," in response to Brown's comments on fear of
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Combating AI-Generated Misinformation: Citizen Responsibility During Crisis
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So much fake news, videos, and images on the internet right now. This is all engagement farming during such a serious time. The least you can do as a citizen is not to spread unverified claims.
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Kindness as a Driver of Workplace Change and Productivity
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En el entorno laboral, la amabilidad no es solo un gesto, es un motor de cambio. Promover un ambiente basado en la empatía, el respeto y la colaboración no solo mejora la felicidad de los equipos, sino que reduce el estrés y fomenta la productividad. Tu empresa promueve la
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Research Motivation Impact on Project Outcomes and Lessons
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Sharing a pretty interesting story about how two research projects can end up with a very different outcome despite almost similar type of “work” being done, just because of research motivation and taste. Here, I was on the side that got rekt so I thought I would share my lessons
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AI Cannot Replace Human Connection or Enable Echo Chambers
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Not disagreeing ! I think it can be helpful in some cases but not as a replacement for human connection, or critically, if it just tells you exactly what you want to hear all the time.
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Why EdTech Revolution Failed: Stanford Students Analyze ChatGPT Impact
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Over two years since the release of ChatGPT, the anticipated “EdTech Revolution” has yet to happen. Stanford students share their reflections as to why, prompted by questions about who it is being designed for, who is involved, and who bears the risks:
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AI’s Role in Creating Better Futures: Reggie Townsend
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Reggie Townsend at #SASInnovate: "The question before us isn't whether to use AI—that decision has already been made. Instead, we need to focus on ensuring it helps us become better versions of ourselves. How can we make sure AI helps us to see and experience a better world? I