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olivia@scholar.socialO

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  • „News is bad for you – and giving up reading it will make you happier“
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @djoerd @haekelschwein causality flows a certain way and it's Guardian as an org that had pre-existing conditions that made them be ok with OpenAI, but point taken. Either way, the rhetoric around disengaging from news is fraught IMHO.

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  • „News is bad for you – and giving up reading it will make you happier“
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @haekelschwein @djoerd the guardian is just openAI's mouthpiece these days telling us to detach from reality, or what?

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    Guardian Media Group announces strategic partnership with OpenAI

    Guardian Media Group today announced a strategic partnership with Open AI, a leader in artificial intelligence and deployment, that will bring the Guardian’s high quality journalism to ChatGPT’s global users.

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    the Guardian (www.theguardian.com)

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  • I don't understand how or why any person who knows how to read can claim AI systems are good at summarising.
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @urlyman it was a rhetorical hook, see next post below

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  • I don't understand how or why any person who knows how to read can claim AI systems are good at summarising.
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @aoanla money top-down also let's not forget

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  • I don't understand how or why any person who knows how to read can claim AI systems are good at summarising.
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @aoanla indeed, but they are also implicitly claiming they don't know what a summary is (even if they do know) to trap us into that (waste of time) cycle of explaining, if that makes sense?

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  • I don't understand how or why any person who knows how to read can claim AI systems are good at summarising.
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    In other words, I understand and I see your motivated reasoning and I raise you: I don't have a conflict of interest so I know AI cannot do that

    More context https://flipboard.com/@404media/404-media-qvt3vv94z/-/a-Scki3aliRTqz_5qqo3-DBQ%3Aa%3A4082434389-%2F0

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  • I don't understand how or why any person who knows how to read can claim AI systems are good at summarising.
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    I don't understand how or why any person who knows how to read can claim AI systems are good at summarising. But then I realise what they are claiming is different:

    1️⃣ they don't know what summary means

    2️⃣ they don't care about EVIDENCE AGAINST their views like...

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    Major Update in our NEH Lawsuit - AHA

    On March 6, 2026, the American Historical Association and our co-plaintiffs filed a motion for summary judgment. Depositions and records obtained through the discovery process detail the role of DOGE staff in cancelling humanities grants, and how both the Federal Equal Protection Clause of the 5th Amendment and the Federal…

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  • They just don't stop with the nonsense
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @EricLawton exactly 💯

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  • They just don't stop with the nonsense
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    They just don't stop with the nonsense

    https://www.anthropic.com/news/the-anthropic-institute

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  • Category error!
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @abucci it's honestly unbelievable people say that, not only false but destructive to maths cc @Iris

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  • Category error!
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @abucci you're so patient and yes, that was unsettling

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  • Category error!
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    Category error! I'm sick to the back teeth of wrongheaded comparisons of inanimate objects to humans. It's so rife even colleagues do it. What's next?

    > I compared a rock and a person, and challenged them to stay still the longest and the rock won! Wow!

    Things thought up by the unhinged & those who wish to dehumanise for profit.

    Gift Articles (@GiftArticles@tomkahe.com)

    Who’s a Better Writer: A.I. or Humans? Take Our Quiz. (Gift Article) https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/03/09/business/ai-writing-quiz.html?unlocked_article_code=1.R1A.VoOi.CqmTPKAuPwGv&smid=bs-share

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  • again and again... there is NO SUCH THING, no such thing, NO SUCH THING as automation as presented by AI companies!
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    so so so many times...

    Bainbridge, L. (1983). Ironies of automation. In Analysis, design and evaluation of man–machine systems (pp. 129-135). Pergamon.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ironies_of_Automation

    5/n

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  • again and again... there is NO SUCH THING, no such thing, NO SUCH THING as automation as presented by AI companies!
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    We have also truly been here before...

    olivia.science/before/

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  • again and again... there is NO SUCH THING, no such thing, NO SUCH THING as automation as presented by AI companies!
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    there is no AI without the human, in any sense...

    Something I hinged on to get to this what I describe: the Marxian fetishisation of artefacts is so complete in the case of AI that not only do we somehow conclude machines think, but we accept for them to think, speak, draw instead of us, while also thinking these are (expressions of) our thoughts. Read more: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2507.19960

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  • again and again... there is NO SUCH THING, no such thing, NO SUCH THING as automation as presented by AI companies!
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    when people talk about AI used in moderation of social media posts, you must remember there is always the human-in-the-loop, often a woman, often in the Global South, always dehumanised and forgotten

    https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/feb/05/in-the-end-you-feel-blank-indias-female-workers-watching-hours-of-abusive-content-to-train-ai

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  • again and again... there is NO SUCH THING, no such thing, NO SUCH THING as automation as presented by AI companies!
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    again and again... there is NO SUCH THING, no such thing, NO SUCH THING as automation as presented by AI companies!

    https://restofworld.org/2026/gig-workers-us-military-appen/

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  • AI is not inevitable.
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @UlrikeHahn @apostolis

    "Most importantly of all, resistance can and should take on many forms. Remember to rest and take care of yourself and your community. If talking to friends and colleagues is easy, then try to engage them on these issues. If it is not possible to do so, you can instead (or in addition) seek out allies online."

    https://olivia.science/before/#can

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  • AI is not inevitable.
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @UlrikeHahn @apostolis I don't fully grasp what I did that makes one think I am against different analyses here? So each featured paper here analyses AI from a different angle pretty clearly with different actors: https://olivia.science/ai/#featuredresearch e.g. https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/dkrgj_v1

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  • AI is not inevitable.
    olivia@scholar.socialO olivia@scholar.social

    @UlrikeHahn @apostolis it's funny mine is seen as top down tho, but sure, both in this schema are needed — but I am not by any means at any top in any sense

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