It was really great to talk to John about my previous academic work and to have the chance to think about what might have changed since I wrote the book.
Just some bangers from the COIN Manual that informed so many of our experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The level of restraint we expect from our soldiers and Marines, even in a COIN environment, is remarkable.
Such professionalism should be expected of every American we trust to bear arms.
Call it AI if you somehow make an LLM discover actual new physics (and please not just something it scraped off of the internet.)
This will probably not happen for a few more decades at best... we are probably far from AGI, and anyone telling you otherwise is trying to raise their share price.
David Eisler
Letz go even bigger and better,,, ALL Female US Olympians and Paralympian medalists are invited out to celebrate in Viva Las Vegas for the SHE GOT GAME Weekend ,,,
Hit a guy up and LETZ GOOO
Kayla Williams
The publication of Marc Spranger's "Unkopierbar: Warum unsere Kreativität im KI-Zeitalter überlebt oder verschwindet" is unlike anything else we have done in cultural studies at @degruyterbrill.bsky.social, and in my opinion it couldn't be more timely.
blog.degruyter.com/uncopyable-c...
My family are useful canaries of what news the public actually sees from astro, and only yesterday did my mum ask me about a study (one article of many linked below) who said they "trained an AI" to simulate the Milky Way.
This was NOT AI as how the public sees "AI", and this is disingenuous.
I’m thrilled to share the news that ELEMENTAL WORLD CINEMA edited by Tiago de Luca and Matilda Mroz has been shortlisted for the Best Edited Collection category at the BAFTSS 2026: www.baftss.org/contenders-p...
Get your copy at brill.com/display/titl...
Series webpage: Brill.com/COCI
In our new blog post, consultant Marc Spranger elaborates on why this lack of emotion isn't always an advantage and why human creativity and agency need to be cultivated even more in our age of digital offloading.
https://blog.degruyter.com/uncopyable-creativity-and-judgment-in-the-age-of-ai/
With the seemingly human responses of #AI chatbots, many of us cannot help but think that someone is truly there, thinking about our questions and quandaries. But AI has no body, no lived experiences, and doesn't lose any sleep over difficult decisions.
