I would like to amend my earlier advocacy for reparations to include the need for reparations for this specifically
Looks like both rain and Iran beat the us, wonder if it's an accident that their anagrams
Lots of good points in this 🧵
Looking forward to reading this. Imho, plenty of the day-to-day stuff of class antagonism is about force multipliers (say, a union is a force multiplier), but surely differential access to financing is an essential one (it's called *leverage* for a reason - levers are literal force multipliers)
Tons of cool reading groups from NYC DSA @socialists.nyc this summer. If you're in New York, take a look if something strikes your fancy!
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Tons of cool reading groups from NYC DSA @socialists.nyc this summer. If you're in New York, take a look if something strikes your fancy!
actionnetwork.org/forms/summer...
Lovely company for Why We Fear AI at The Word is Change, Brooklyn!
The Edge of Space Time by @chanda.blacksky.app
Empire of AI by @karenhao.bsky.social
Interface Frictions by Neir Alexander, Marsha by Tourmaline, The New Age of Sexism by Laura Bates
A really important read from Nina Markl (@ninamarkl.bsky.social), Justine Zhang (@tisjune.bsky.social) and Su Lin Blodgett (who doesn't seem to be on bsky).
As socialists, political education is essential for reflecting on what we’re learning when we’re out talking to neighbors and co-workers, and creating our strategies with comrades about what we can do...
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As socialists, political education is essential for reflecting on what we’re learning when we’re out talking to neighbors and co-workers, and creating our strategies with comrades about what we can do...
“The installation, unveiled in February 2024, allows guests to ask Douglass questions through an iPad. Using a closed database of Douglass’s autobiographies and speeches, the artificial intelligence generates responses based solely on Douglass’s recorded words.”
started >>> going
One of the things I research is the cooperation of cultural institutions like museums in pitching tech products--specifically AI--to the public. This is advertising for the capacity of AI to educate and thus to reshape education itself as a project better left to private tech companies. 1/n
Kat is phenomena
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As the 250th anniversary approaches, museums and historical tours around Massachusetts have evolved to incorporate modern technology like artificial intelligence in their tourism.
NEW @crisesnotes.bsky.social PIECE: This is my short introduction to a new series I'm very excited about (and already have pieces written for): The Hierarchy of Finance in a Capitalist Economy.
www.crisesnotes.com/a-new-series...
Hypervisible
Marisa Kabas
For a long time I’ve been thinking about doing a series about the concept of a “hierarchy of finance”. This phrase refers to the fact that different households and institutions have access to financin...
“The installation, unveiled in February 2024, allows guests to ask Douglass questions through an iPad. Using a closed database of Douglass’s autobiographies and speeches, the artificial intelligence generates responses based solely on Douglass’s recorded words.”
As the 250th anniversary approaches, museums and historical tours around Massachusetts have evolved to incorporate modern technology like artificial intelligence in their tourism.
Just finished reading and this is all so very important and spot on. There's value in countering specific claims - such as in my case AI's ability to actually create software not just generate code - but discourse whack-a-mole just flings rocks at the walls while the castle remains standing.
