Also note that you will with very high probability interact with processes which explicitly or implicitly have to decide, discretely or continuously, “Is this user competent to make their own decisions?”
ETHICS
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Public Institutions and Vulnerable Populations: Ethics Beyond Shutdown
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But it’s useful to reflect that one doesn’t shut down e.g. public schools just because a public school is a terrible environment for someone with active mental health issues, and one would not shut them even if convinced they uniquely exacerbated those issues.
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Product decisions and mental health: learning from institutional precedent
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Apropos “How does one make product decisions in the light of them potentially e.g. interacting with users who are struggling with mental health issues”, would point out (not for the first time) that this is a thing societal institutions have a lot of prior art on.
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Post-AGI Economics Debate and Social Resistance
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one example of this is talking about post AGI economics. You will get attacked or called a fearmongerer for debating this online when the probability that it may happen in our lifetimes is reasonable. Debate is not allowed for insulting people's sense of current comfort. What do?
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Social Coding of Online Opinion and Institutional Response
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There's a problem with opinion online, which is that most opinion is social coded now. There's a scale beyond which you just cannot have independent opinion and if you do, the status quo with a differing opinion will form an immune response. Many people cannot watch a movie today
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AI Essay Grading Disrupts Teacher Productivity and Workload
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Good essays disrupt the production function of teachers w/r/t essay grading/correction. Some teachers give some students a bit of leeway to take more of their cycles than generally required, some of the time.
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Proof of Work in Education: Performative vs Real Learning
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This has been a recurring theme for me, too. “We will now produce a proof of work because your teacher requires it from us. PoW is a useful concept, and teachers have legitimate authority, but this is similar to dribbling in basketball, rather than similar to math.”
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AI in Governance: From Data Silos to Strategic Insights
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AI in Governance: From Data Silos to Strategic Insight https://
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#ArtificialIntelligence #governance #Ethics #innovation #technology @BetaMoroney @Timothy_Hughes @IanLJones98 @NatSchooler @mvollmer1 @mikeflache @CurieuxExplorer @Shi4Tech @enilev @AkwyZ @antgrasso -
SAS AI Reduces Opioid Prescriptions by 75% Through Data
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@BrooksRehab cut opioid prescriptions by up to 75% using SAS. By standardizing pain management metrics and promoting non-opioid alternatives, they’re leading the charge in patient-centered care. 💊 https://t.co/LUUbKvl7FV#DataForGood #OpioidCrisis pic.twitter.com/ONJR9Xesiw
— SAS Software (@SASsoftware) 29 avril 2025@BrooksRehab cut opioid prescriptions by up to 75% using SAS. By standardizing pain management metrics and promoting non-opioid alternatives, they’re leading the charge in patient-centered care. http://
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GenAI Scaling Bot Threats: Gray Bots Blur Security Lines
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For @Digiday
's ongoing WTF explainer series, I wrote about a new name for an old problem: "gray bots." The term is one security firm's way to describe how GenAI is scaling bot threats — and blurring more lines between legitimate & harmful web activity.