Emmy Noether junior research group leader on local digital public spheres at the @weizenbauminstitut.bsky.social.
I like books, running, hiking, horses, and crafting. 📚🏃🏔️🐴🧶
she/her. 🏳️🌈
Daniela Stoltenberg
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Sounds like something an AI would write. 😏
Academic Freedom Index has slipped in 50 countries, but taken a nosedive in the United States.
"‘This academic freedom erosion is part of broader democratic backslide that we’re seeing in the US"
Always a genuine pleasure to spend time with y'all in beautiful Vienna. Thanks for having me! 🤩
Will Asbestos Make Make Cotton Candy Obsolete?
Getting this paper published was quite a ride. Thrilled to see it out now! 🎢 ✨
Analyzing ~740k coordinated tweets during China’s COVID-19 protests, we found communities amplifying protest, and others pushing repression through distracting and demoralizing content.
Led by @aytalina.bsky.social 👏👏👏
Daniela Stoltenberg
Jay Van Bavel, PhD
Daniela Stoltenberg
Ab sofort müssen in der EU alle neuen Laptops einen USB-C-Ladeanschluss haben.
Das schafft günstigen Wohnraum, weil man keine zwei Schubladen mit Ladekabeln mehr zu Hause haben muss.
There’s a fine line between theoretical contribution and renaming things
Vor 60 Jahren entwickelte der gebürtige Berliner Joseph Weizenbaum mit "Eliza" den ersten Chatbot der Welt. Er war erschrocken, wie schnell Versuchspersonen Vertrauen zu Eliza fassten und sie als schlau und einfühlsam beschrieben und ihr private Details anvertrauten.
This is a reason that Anthropic’s warnings ring hollow. It appears hypocritical to constantly warn that AI will lead to mass layoffs while building the leading tool(s) driving mass layoffs in the software industry.
There is no “human cloning is bad but we’re the top human cloning company” CEO on TV
Benjamín Schultz-Figueroa
WTF, NYer. "If we agree that college primarily serves a credentialling process that stamps select young people as worthy of work..." We do not. So much for the bastion of erudite journalism. This is sensationalism, damaging our most vital institution: education.
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