When AI companies start to sound like governments https://t.co/FGsD3J1i65 pic.twitter.com/a9y8hB5aVy
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 15 mai 2026
When AI companies start to sound like governments
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When AI companies start to sound like governments
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A satirical take on AI agent labor and workplace automation
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first they put the harness on the agent to do all the work, and i said nothing because i wasnt an agent. then mario put the harness on the human and told me to do all the work, but no agent was able to speak up for me anymore
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Six stages of reacting to AGI
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Everyone thinks they’re ready for AGI until the robot starts casually outperforming their 10-year roadmap. The 6 stages:
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How AI is changing the scientific publication paradigm
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IMHO, the whole notion of an immutable and sacrosanct “paper” as THE main unit of scientific work output has been outdated by at least a few decades. The arrival of AI and knowledge-work-as-a-service is only making this fact more obvious, and in practical terms untenable going
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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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Critique of polarized public narratives surrounding AI
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ok i need to say this because every AI take on my timeline is half a lie and people are making expensive decisions based on nonsense the “AI is just a tool” people are lying. the “AI is going to replace everything” people are lying. both camps point at real data and refuse to
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AI labs increase message discipline under scrutiny
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Big increases in message discipline across all the AI labs in recent weeks, an inevitable outcome of the labs being subject to increased scrutiny. Much more boring than the oracular mutterings or Discordian epigrams of the last couple years & maybe obscures their real thinking
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AI Literacy and Mindful Interaction with AI
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AI literacy is not enough. In this episode of Pondering AI, Mel Sellick explores the psychological, cognitive and relational capabilities required to interact with AI mindfully.
— SAS Software (@SASsoftware) 14 mai 2026
Listen: https://t.co/aphtyzVe53 pic.twitter.com/wdCmNTQPgWAI literacy is not enough. In this episode of Pondering AI, Mel Sellick explores the psychological, cognitive and relational capabilities required to interact with AI mindfully. Listen: http://
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Accountability for the AI Industry Beyond Billionaire Disputes
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So much attention has been paid to the Musk v. Altman trial. But real accountability for the AI industry will not come from a billionaire mudfight. It will come from the movements around the world resisting the empires of AI. My op-ed for @guardian
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Elsevier survey explores nurse perspectives on AI in healthcare
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To mark International Nurses Day, Elsevier is launching Clinician of the Future 2026: Nurses Edition. We asked nurses about their use of AI, their views on AI’s future in healthcare, and what’s needed to increase trust in new technologies. Find out more.