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you can't automate prototyping because you can't automate design because you can't automate invention

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@jasongorman ... and if you think good lawyers are expensive, wait until you find out what a bad lawyer costs :-)

This is also a joke about engineers or software developers.

“I am proud to say that as part of our new union contract, Current Affairs recently adopted one of the strictest anti-AI policies in the publishing industry. No text that is AI-generated may be published in our magazine. No AI-generated art may be used as a Current Affairs illustration. When you read Current Affairs, you are going to be reading the thoughts of a human, and seeing the results of human artistry.”

#ai #noAI #magazine

“Why We’re Banning AI”

currentaffairs.org/news/why-we

While the majority are struggling with the cost of living, politicians are perpetuating a system that rewards the super-rich and punishes the rest.⁣
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All humans have the right to decent housing, good education and a good life. ⁣

An absolutely historical and massive pro-Lula rally took place in Brazil right before the second round. Some locals are calling it the BIGGEST rally of any kind ever.

h/t Dems Might

Hey, psst - are you a Boston area game developer who actively dislikes ai/LLMs... and feels out of place in the local scene?

Reach out, I'm putting something together.

(Do you need to be Boston area? No! But I'm just trying to make baby steps in reaching out...)

The appropriate response to any version of "never bet against Elon" is "citation needed." And yet I keep seeing versions of that evidence-free assertion from people who really should know better.

robpegoraro.com/2026/10/24/say

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Student activists at Cornell have started putting up these signs on campus. I commend them. When I was at Syracuse 35 years ago we plastered the campus with flyers that used "My Rapist" in them. "I saw my rapist in class today," "SU let my rapist off," an ad in the student newspaper that said "My Rapist reads this newspaper," etc. It is good praxis. The problem is that it doesn't seem to have gotten any better in the past 35 years. In fact it may have gotten worse.

A Black couple showed up to tour an apartment in Queens... and the broker accidentally texted THEM instead of the owner: "Ugh. They are Black."

They'd just moved from Delaware for her new job. Now they're SUING Douglas Elliman, the agent AND the owners.

"It doesn't change the pain. It doesn't take away the pain you caused us that day."

Think about it. They were judged before they even had a chance.

They only found out because she texted the wrong person. Most people never do.

I was in a taxi the other day, an electric Toyota, and it was constantly bugging the driver with various “driver safety aids”, like literally a stream of bongs and chimes and sirens. And half of them were “driver inattention! Sit up and look forwards!” He was sitting up and looking forwards, but also he was black, so the car’s interior camera was not registering him properly. But hey, tech is neutral and AI doesn’t encode bias.

Over the past couple of days, the Trump regime has made clear its plans to subvert the current U.S. general election. In an effort to keep control of the House, the Trump regime is threatening California county clerks who do not cooperate with the regime’s effort to sow unwarranted suspicion about noncitizen voting. apnews.com/article/california- 1/

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RE: mastodon.social/@hannorein/117

This post is not getting enough tracking. So I'm upgrading it to from "worth a read" to "best thing you'll read on the internet today"!

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