If you own the thing that's making up the false information, and not just reporting other people's stuff... WELP!
"a German court has ruled that Google is liable for false statements in AI Overviews."
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This will result in yet another settlement. Even if you don't give a fuck about the huge miscarriage of justice here, you should give a fuck about the fact that our city is setting records for settlements because it refuses to hold cops to account.
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Someone tell the City of San Diego whose Portland Loo at the corner of Park & Market is kept in an unusable state by the luxury building management company next door tasked with managing it with absolutely no incentive to do so.
Dean Cheryl Anderson if UCSD was a coauthor of the piece there experts got ejected for distributing. Scientists are standing up.
"We say freedom of speech, but hate speech turns into bullets. Hate speech kills." -Imam Taha of the Islamic Center of San Diego speaking at UCSD's vigil for our martyrs of this week's shooting
Hugo Parra was kept in jail for almost a month advised of a violent crime based on a flock search for a "red Alfa Romeo" and police who refused to consider exculpatory evidence. Cops accused a suburban woman in CO based on bad flock reads but they didn't jail her.
Hugo Parra was kept in jail for almost a month advised of a violent crime based on a flock search for a "red Alfa Romeo" and police who refused to consider exculpatory evidence. Cops accused a suburban woman in CO based on bad flock reads but they didn't jail her.
Voters in Imperial Valley reject data center developer-backed candidate. Proposed data centers could "nearly double the amount of power that the entire county used in 2024 and 750,000 gallons of water p/day." Anyone who knows imperial knows this isn't nimby politics
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Rather than moving to the center, it is about listening campaigns visiting people where they are, building platforms for new coalitions, and constructively alleviating people's difficulties through assistance. Lessons for organizing echoing Raman's tactics in LA
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Carlos Duran came up short in his bid for the Imperial Irrigation District’s Board of Directors, failing to unseat incumbent director Alex Cardenas.
Police pushed out a couple of the attendees at a diabetes scientific meeting.
The crime: Passing out printouts of a recent publication calling out the administration for destroying our research infrastructure.
The right to free speech was infringed upon. Censorship is real.
We have to stand up.
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SDPD jailed the wrong person for several weeks based on Flock ALPR. Flock has led to wrongful accusation elsewhere, and now it happened here.
Tell City Council and @MayorToddGloria not a cent more for for Flock!
timesofsandiego.com/crime/2026/0...
#surveillance #sandiego
SDPD jailed the wrong person for several weeks based on Flock ALPR. Flock has led to wrongful accusation elsewhere, and now it happened here.
Tell City Council and @MayorToddGloria not a cent more for for Flock!
timesofsandiego.com/crime/2026/0...
#surveillance #sandiego
The City of Seattle has finally opened four new public bathroom units in Pioneer Square operated by a startup company that keeps the bathrooms nice through the innovative use of paying people to regularly clean and maintain them.
Google AI Overview court loss in Germany could spell doom for AI search industry.arstechnica.com
Over the last few days, there has been a lot of discussion about the proposed regulation to increase political oversight of grantmaking. Some have argued this represents increased politicization of science. As someone who studies the politics of science, I think that's the wrong argument to make. 🧵
A San Diego man spent one month in jail for a crime he didn't commit, after San Diego Police misinterpreted a hit from a license plate reader.
timesofsandiego.com
A San Diego man spent one month in jail for a crime he didn't commit, after San Diego Police misinterpreted a hit from a license plate reader.
