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  1. # meme # software # ai # technology # company # economy # management # fail # problem # future # business # workflow # process # ethics # staff # work # labor #

    A user identifying as "Script Kiddie" on the Mastodon platform shared a public key, seemingly as a form of digital resistance. This individual describes themselves as a hacktivist aiming to disrupt capitalism by promoting free software and Google-free smartphones. Their stated goal is to help people break away from BigTech and reclaim an independent digital life. AI

    # meme # software # ai # technology # company # economy # management # fail # problem # future # business # workflow # process # ethics # staff # work # labor #
  2. The # AI hype has now arrived at the heart of European lawmaking. "Through substantial influence over the production of regulatory knowledge, # BigTech seeks to

    Big Tech is attempting to influence the European Union's AI regulation process by shaping the knowledge base used for policymaking. This strategy aims to achieve "epistemic capture," where the industry's perspective dominates, potentially undermining public expertise and democratic processes. The article suggests that the current AI hype is being leveraged to dismantle established public knowledge in favor of corporate interests. AI

    The # AI hype has now arrived at the heart of European lawmaking. "Through substantial influence over the production of regulatory knowledge, # BigTech seeks to

    IMPACT Highlights concerns about corporate influence shaping AI policy, potentially impacting regulatory outcomes and public trust.

  3. ‘Just looping you in’: why letting AI write our emails might actually create more work # AI # ArtificialIntelligence # Workplace # EmailCulture # Productivity #

    While AI tools can draft emails, their use may paradoxically increase workload. The need to review, edit, and refine AI-generated messages can consume significant time. This phenomenon highlights potential inefficiencies in workplace automation, suggesting that relying solely on AI for communication might not yield the expected productivity gains. AI

    ‘Just looping you in’: why letting AI write our emails might actually create more work # AI # ArtificialIntelligence # Workplace # EmailCulture # Productivity #

    IMPACT AI-driven communication tools may require human oversight, potentially increasing rather than decreasing workload.

  4. # AI / # LLM haven't generated an organic demand like personal computers. Instead it is being pushed by aggressive marketing from # BigTech # NoBigTech # StopBi

    The author argues that artificial intelligence and large language models have not created the same kind of organic consumer demand as personal computers. Instead, the current push for AI is primarily driven by aggressive marketing efforts from major technology corporations. This perspective suggests that the widespread adoption of AI is being manufactured rather than naturally occurring. AI

    # AI / # LLM haven't generated an organic demand like personal computers. Instead it is being pushed by aggressive marketing from # BigTech # NoBigTech # StopBi

    IMPACT Suggests current AI adoption is marketing-driven, not organic demand, potentially impacting long-term growth strategies.

  5. (1/2) Please make plans now to join me (Wes Fryer - wesfryer.com) with special guest Kern Kelly (www.kernkelley.com) next week on Wednesday, May 6th at 9pm ET /

    Wes Fryer and Kern Kelly will host the EdTech Situation Room Podcast next Wednesday, May 6th. The episode will stream live on YouTube at 9 PM ET. The discussion will cover topics including AI, BigTech, and Media Literacy. AI

    (1/2) Please make plans now to join me (Wes Fryer - wesfryer.com) with special guest Kern Kelly (www.kernkelley.com) next week on Wednesday, May 6th at 9pm ET /

    IMPACT Podcast episode to discuss AI's role in education and media.

  6. RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Tutanota/1164 87289957876938 …so the employees are basically working on borrowed time, knowing that the labour they’re providing i

    Employees at a company are reportedly aware that the labor they provide is being used to develop AI systems that could eventually replace them. This situation is described as unrewarding, highlighting a potential conflict between current workforce contributions and future automation plans. AI

    RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Tutanota/1164 87289957876938 …so the employees are basically working on borrowed time, knowing that the labour they’re providing i

    IMPACT Highlights potential workforce displacement concerns as AI development continues.

  7. This opinion appeared in @detelegraaf About how public words often first land on platforms where source and reliability fade. After this and many more

    This opinion piece discusses how public discourse is increasingly mediated by platforms where the source and reliability of information become obscured. The author proposes a new approach, "Give Your Words a Home 2.0," to address the challenges of digital truth and disinformation. This initiative aims to provide a more stable and trustworthy environment for public communication, moving away from the ephemeral nature of social media. AI

    This opinion appeared in @detelegraaf About how public words often first land on platforms where source and reliability fade. After this and many more

    IMPACT Highlights concerns about AI's role in blurring information sources and the need for new platforms to ensure digital truth.

  8. 《AI boosters love to frame this sort of thing as democratization because it makes it easy to label opposition as gatekeeping, as if the ability to create art wa

    The article criticizes the framing of AI as democratization, arguing it serves to label opposition as gatekeeping. It suggests that the ability to create art stems from passion and perseverance, not just distributed talent. The author uses Roblox's new AI-powered tools as an example of a tool being mistaken for an artist, highlighting concerns about corporate greed within the gaming industry. AI

    《AI boosters love to frame this sort of thing as democratization because it makes it easy to label opposition as gatekeeping, as if the ability to create art wa

    IMPACT Critiques the narrative of AI democratization, suggesting it masks corporate interests and devalues human creativity.

  9. # durftevragen Is it that simple? With this approach, we are solving a growing problem step by step: less dependence on # BigTech, more control over your e

    A Mastodon post discusses a method to reduce reliance on BigTech companies and increase control over one's digital narrative. The approach aims to foster digital truth in an era of misinformation, AI, and pressure on journalism. The linked article, titled "Geef woorden een thuis 2.0," elaborates on this strategy. AI

    # durftevragen Is it that simple? With this approach, we are solving a growing problem step by step: less dependence on # BigTech, more control over your e

    IMPACT Niche tooling improvement; minimal industry-wide impact.

  10. I listened and recommend: 📻 Discussion of the Palantir Manifesto, or the question of whether we are facing techno-fascism or - on the contrary - the nationalization of big tech companies

    A discussion centered on the Palantir Manifesto explores the potential futures of technology, questioning whether society is heading towards technofascism or, conversely, the nationalization of major tech corporations. The conversation, featuring Tomasz Sawczuk, Jan Jęcz, and Karl Tokarczyk, delves into these complex societal and technological trajectories. This analysis is presented as a recommendation for those interested in the intersection of technology, politics, and corporate power. AI

    I listened and recommend: 📻 Discussion of the Palantir Manifesto, or the question of whether we are facing techno-fascism or - on the contrary - the nationalization of big tech companies

    IMPACT Explores potential societal impacts of AI and big tech, framing future scenarios of technofascism or nationalization.