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Pretty disappointed in both @humblebundle.com and especially in @girlswhocode.bsky.social. Please teach girls how to code, don't push them into generative AI. That won't build their skills. Prioritize foundational programming skills and awaken their interest. "Tired of long days writing code"???
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no joke, this is a realer issue than you even know if you touched grass in the late 2010s. Generative AI is just where NFT dudes went next, but AGI is a religious project to bring about the Singularity so our souls will be emulated forever in Computer Heaven.
Rory Blank@roryblank.bsky.social
I think we need a full accounting of which of the tech executives think Roko’s Basilisk is real I really think we deserve full transparency on which of them genuinely think they’re building a computer god who will punish them if it’s not built.
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Generative AI is a poison that kills everything it touches all so people who are already rich get to be richer while you have to be poorer
This Week in Videogames@thisweekinvideogames.com
We spoke to a dozen professional concept artists who are currently or have previously worked in game development about whether generative AI image tools have made their jobs any easier. Zero said it did. Most said it made things harder. thisweekinvideogames.com/feature/conc...
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your regularly scheduled reminder that my page is one without any tolerance for generative AI, and that tech dependent on theft and environmental harm is not a source of empowerment for anyone
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“In a Bloomberg interview, Vincke admitted that Larian has been pushing generative AI internally, even though it hasn't led to gains in efficiency or speed.”
The “need” to rush into AI adoption is executive peer pressure. It is the ideology of business leadership triumphing over data and people.
IGN@ign.com
Larian Studios will hold fan Q&A about dev processes following AI backlash, saying it will "make changes" to processes that "fail to align with who we are." bit.ly/48IIJFe
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I agree with this entire thread. I am deeply disappointed by @sfwa.org 's decision, especially considering how many of its members (including me) had our work stolen for the creation of that generative AI. There is NO way anyone should be eligible for a Nebula without doing ALL the writing themself.
Jason Sanford@jasonsanford.bsky.social
I'm so disappointed in @sfwa.org for this. I understand that by requiring disclosure of partial LLM-created works, as their announcement states, means SFWA's letting "nominators and the voters" make the final decision. BUT YOU'RE STILL ALLOWING SUCH WORKS ON THE NEBULA AWARDS FINAL BALLOT! 1/
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the transformer model is not going to spontaneously uninvent itself. much consternation from this fact
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Invented by Hiroshi Horiuchi at the height of the 80's home robotics trend, Robie gave kids who wanted a little robot a much simpler treat - if you put a coin in his hand and pressed down, he'd wake up, look at his treat, gobble it down, and chomp with gusto before licking his robotic lips.
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Something we should understand about generative AI is how deeply capitalist it is. It's fundamentally about squeezing more value for capital out of existing work to try and automate intellectual and creative labor, the kinds of labor that can't truly be automated.
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it would be incredibly easy to create a new account and rack up a huge following and clout by proclaiming why “generative ai” or the “ai bubble” is about to collapse and everything will go back to normal, with vague techy sounding language with just enough insight + credentialism sprinkled in
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The real breakthrough of the year -- something that matters far, far more than generative AI ever will.
Science Magazine@science.org
Science has named the seemingly unstoppable growth of renewable energy worldwide as the 2025 Breakthrough of the Year. Learn more about this year's #BOTY and other big advances in science: https://scim.ag/493Tpgx
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In a way, the existence of generative AI has allowed me to come to terms with my own less-than-smooth, inconsistent lines.
I no longer need to try to erase any “hand-drawn feel” from my illustrations.
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Google is generally happy to see people using generative AI tools to create content—and it’s doubly happy when they publish it on its platforms—but there are limits to everything.
arstechnica.com
YouTube bans two popular channels that created fake AI movie trailers
Google loves AI content, except when it doesn’t.
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The Converesation, like most univerisities, has been a total disaster on generative AI and its impact on knowledge and information, but this is one of the worse ones I've seen in a while
archive.ph/aPYN2
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Predicting how the environment changes over time is a key task in robotics, enabling all kinds of downstream tasks. Trace Anything is a very interesting look at how you can train models which predict the trajectory each point will take in the future
robopapers.substack.com/p….
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Youtube's AI-generated video summaries seem like the kind of thing where the people at the board meeting were like "How can we incorporate generative AI into our product? We need something! Anything! Give me anything!" and that was the best idea they came up with
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As #AI increasingly brings people the news, it does more than simply pass along information.
Large language models subtly highlight certain viewpoints while minimizing others, often without users realizing it. buff.ly/bEvfU8c
theconversation.com
People are getting their news from AI – and it’s altering their views
Even when information is factually accurate, how it’s presented can introduce subtle biases. As large language models increasingly bring people the news, this bias is a looming problem.
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tbh I'm gonna say it
if you can't code without help from generative AI, then you can't code
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"A lot of things have become lost in translation," Larian boss Swen Vincke says following generative AI backlash - promises a Divinity AMA in the new year "to give you more insight"
www.eurogamer.net/lost-in….
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How does this keep happening? Why are literary orgs and events and granting bodies so out of touch with how generative AI is perceived by the creatives who make up their communities? If you don't like humanity leave the humanities.
Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association@sfwa.org
Another Nebula Awards nomination cycle is in full swing, and the addition of poetry and comics, along with the presence of LLMs in industry, required careful consideration. Read on, and vote well! We trust our voters & look forward to what they choose to celebrate. www.sfwa.org/2025/12/19/p...
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gente não defendendo o diabo mas ia tem TANTA COISA que não é chatgpt, um monte de machine learning util é vendida como ia neah
Larissa@larissasoares.bsky.social
A universidade na qual eu me formei anunciou a abertura de um bacharelado desses para o ano que vem, fiquei tão decepcionada g1.globo.com/df/distrito-...
g1.globo.com
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“Generative AI chatbots are a probabilistic technology that can make mistakes, hallucinate false information & tell users what they want to hear. But when they present as humanlike, users ‘attribute higher credibility’ to the info they provide, research has found.”🧪
Kashmir Hill@kashhill.bsky.social
About to go on my first true work-free vacation of 2025 (I hope)! This is one of my final stories for the year, about the extremely humanlike chatbots we've been given and whether they should be that way. Happy holidays, here's a gift article: www.nytimes.com/2025/12/19/t...
www.nytimes.com
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Also, are there actually any writers out there who might be eligible for a Nebula who would want to admit they are using generative AI? To say they are plagiarists unable to write on their own? Where is this constituency pushing SFWA for this fudge?
Jason Sanford@jasonsanford.bsky.social
I'm so disappointed in @sfwa.org for this. I understand that by requiring disclosure of partial LLM-created works, as their announcement states, means SFWA's letting "nominators and the voters" make the final decision. BUT YOU'RE STILL ALLOWING SUCH WORKS ON THE NEBULA AWARDS FINAL BALLOT! 1/
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