

Because most people equate the more marketable term ‘WiFi’ with it and most people don’t use Ethernet.
Moved over from Reddit after the API debacle. Most interested in news communities, while being in favor of popular self-determination and against the use and propagation of generative AI.


Because most people equate the more marketable term ‘WiFi’ with it and most people don’t use Ethernet.


‘AI literacy’ in the context of ‘don’t use it to cheat’ or ‘it may fabricate information or attributions’ should be an extension of institutional plagiarism and acceptable source policies; such policies can and should be discussed to ensure students understand them, including the implications of AI.
Framing it as being ‘literate’ in AI use, however, is a tacit encouragement (or at best acceptance) for such tools to be used.


“In the same way that everybody needs some degree of math, reading and writing, I think everybody needs a degree of AI literacy,” he said.
🤮


Someone has at least archived Grey’s video here, though Grey’s actions have put me off watching any of his content.


While I already didn’t like CGP Grey for multi-striking a reaction channel, monetizing the ability to comment on his videos, and exploiting the algorithm with clickbait title and thumbnail changes, locking old videos behind a paid membership is astounding.


Google is far less ethical than F-Droid, and yet the developer doesn’t mind leaving it up on there.


They’ve whittled down game ownership and are now ready to toss it out the window completely to increase their profits.


Ars asked Fractic if community forums would also be blocked. In response, he said that old school bulletin board systems are permitted, but Reddit is not.
If their strategy is blocking major app installations, along with the services themselves at the DNS level, at least the Fediverse is probably not big enough for them to have bothered to block it.


How creative of them, finding ways to enshittify an already shitty product.


I hate that I have just a shitty quality picture of a picture of that moment.
I’d personally still rather have the authentic moment captured than an AI-polished version of it.


The device in the picture is a ROG Ally, not a Steam Deck. Without trackpads it’s a lot less useful, in my opinion.
Manufactured consent.