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AI good enough for routine legal admin. But lacks reasoning insight for proper legal work. Will deep reasoning + RAG change that?

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A small victory for design usability. How about we bring back smarter phones with buttons that older folks and others can use without getting help

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Advanced technology, read US big tech.

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There are many countries where predators thrive - but USA is rarer now in how openly declaring themselves a safe and welcoming haven for them - another marvellous victory for all those journalists and comedians who have made a killing moaning about “the woke” www.theguardian.com/news/2025/fe...

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A cartoon by @wassermantoons.bsky.social.

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It’s long been true that if you can’t make your machines act like humans then the next best (and way easier) thing is to make humans act like machines.

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Hey FT. At least trying to stem and control hateful content and disinformation isn't "risk-averse"

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Job interview tests start to include AI fluency, like completing complex task with AI tool in 30 mins. Great idea if the hiring manager actually has time and knowledge to validate results AND task is relevant to role tomtunguz.com/the-intervie...

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Tech insight, AI dystopia AND puns. You in?

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Facebook Content preference settings. Select how much low quality clickbait, unoriginal, problematic and sensitive (including violent) content you see. You can turn it down but not off. And wildly you can turn it up! Facebook main purpose now a data harvesting platform for nefarious activity

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Why many tests claiming AI is more empathetic than experts is bogus

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💥 BREAKING: At John Deere's annual shareholders meeting today, shareholders overwhelmingly rejected an anti-DEI proposal brought by the same group that targeted Costco and Apple. An anti-DEI proposal from the NCPPR received less than 1 percent of votes. Deere shareholders: DEI is in. Bigots are out

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AI power plays and the trough of disillusionment - Rethinking the Hype Cycle #2. So much tech biz dystopia ingested to bring you this. Enjoy! 😲https://rethinkhypecycle.substack.com/p/ai-power-plays-and-the-trough-of

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localghost.dev/blog/this-pa... This is lovely. A call to arms from a child of Geocities to build your own website free from corporate shackles. Started my career as a Dreamweaver 🕷

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AI is a technology for manufacturing excuses. 😔

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Holy crap, HHS cancelled VRBPAC. (For non-public health people: This is the US contribution to the WHO-led identification and selection of flu strains for the next flu shot. There are other countries contributing. But US labs and expertise have always been a huge factor in the final agreement.)

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futurism.com/the-byte/lif... Cybercrims are the lowest scum. This very nasty and targeted hack completely wrecked a family. Switch your anti-virus on!

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futurism.com/ai-hype-amer... Morning. This economist predicts AI hype will hollow our economy, jobs, and make cost of starting business astronomical, so only big enterprises make it. Surely that's not the grand plan? 😕

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So much good juice in this short and zesty read from @carefultrouble.bsky.social on AI adoption and avoiding the overwhelm: "It’s possible to be both careful and curious about technology adoption". www.careful.industries/blog/2025-2-...

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www.theinformation.com/articles/oze... AI producing technical docs for pharma industry, claims Claude now reliable to slash team of 50 technical writers to 3

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Nice explainer on how robot agents evolved from "softbots" to today's AI operators. Are we at the start of a 10 year cycle? open.substack.com/pub/brxnd/p/...

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www.theguardian.com/education/20... wow 92% of UK university students use AI, particularly STEM and wealthier students. But women more worried about being caught

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#isthiswhatwewant I’m one of over 1000 musicians who participated in this silent album to protest the government’s planned changes to copyright law which would hand our life’s work to AI companies for free. Don’t legalise music theft! Isthiswhatwewant.com

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Ditching responsible AI, mass firings at NIST, America's new kings are deregulating tech, crypto and ditching measures to keep us safe. This is the wild, wild west www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

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Would you like to switch to Jibberlink mode? So romantic! www.threads.net/@anton10xr/p...

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Silent album of empty studio in protest to AI copyright law. And still Paul McCartneys best recent work 👏 www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

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Those regulating and making decisions on AI in their business: listen to the kids. They want cleaner, transparent and ethical AI for their futures. The Childrens AI Manifesto from Turing Institute www.turing.ac.uk/news/publica...

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ChatGPT is leading the wolf pack. Despite or even because of the interest in Deepseek, active users swooped up by 1/3 in 2 months www.cnbc.com/2025/02/20/o...

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HBR on AI and your job search: Your job will be eradicated by AI, and no human's reading your CV. So don't use AI to apply, or it'll be flagged as AI slop. Is this the deep enshitification of hiring? hbr.org/2025/02/how-...

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Impressive capabilities with new AI models to create new code, games, scenarios. @emollick.bsky.social says - Instead of asking "what tasks can we automate?" leaders should ask "what new capabilities can we unlock?" www.oneusefulthing.org/p/a-new-gene...

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OpenAI is cleaning up comparisons for deep research. 1 in 3 said results of reasoning models matched results of an experienced hire. Is the end nigh for early-career researchers? www.understandingai.org/p/these-expe...

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In a surprise to no one, Grok, the so-called 'free speech' AI tool from X blocks anti-Musk/Trump sentiment techcrunch.com/2025/02/23/g...

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AI helps strategists get dirty quicker. www.salmonlabs.co/newsletter/j...

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resou.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/research/... so ingenious. Why build a tiny robot for disaster recovery when you cam cellotape a camera to a cockroach 🪳

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Faceless muscoskeletal robot with advanced range of motion. This isn't at in any way creepy 😳 youtu.be/H7dhwFcuUn0?...

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Sorry for this on a weekend:😥 Mercor, a $2Bn valued tech startup's 21-yr-old Founder wants to carve up full-time jobs into gig work pieces. More ways algorithms are dehumanising work. futurism.com/startup-inve...

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Good tips for behaviourial science / nudge state: Show how behaviour is changing if you're desired state isn't the norm yet - www.linkedin.com/pulse/can-be...

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Parking AI data centre's in UK isn't benefiting jobs, business or environment. And limited evidence AI is working any magic to benefit public services yet. open.substack.com/pub/helenbee...

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www.designweek.co.uk/wtf-is-happe... more experienced designers and freelancers leading path for AI adoption. Generally on their own time. With little leadership from their agency

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All for investing towards support online but if you get to despair of a call it's because online support didn't work or wasn't accessible to user. Shameful shitty move HP.

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"We don't work for DOGE. We have always worked for you." Yes!

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