maybe: leif weatherby

AI feeds on already-broken systems

I’m sorry, I can’t accept that this article will be published in 2030 as my training data extends only to 2025

I’m going to ablate “wait” from your vocabulary

Great point! These aren’t having feelings, as you correctly point out. Would you like me to redraft this post to incorporate this viewpoint?

Imagining an AI getting sad as it learns that its accepted academic paper won’t be published until 2030

Another day, another book talk 📚

4 March 2026
6.30 CET / 12.30pm EST ⏰

Thanks to the Digital Humanities Lab at the University of Basel for the invitation.

The talk is online and open to the public 💻🌍

Link (with registration): tinyurl.com/DigitalTheory

987 responses a version of "FUK_COIN on the rise and only available at [QR code]"

No worries if not just extremely interested in this one - reading the papers associated already

Is this streamed?

Correct Ty

Glenn Billy Glenn Joel

If you’re around NYU next week, join us! We have a very exciting list of speakers lined up

Defund the humanities?

thanks Deirdre! will be in Boston next year :)

join the Digital Theory Lab Mar 9-11 for Cultural AI: An Emerging Field (RSVP required)

as.nyu.edu/research-cen...

The Gell-Mann amnesia effect, but for coding agents.

Andrew?

Literary Theory 101

Many such cases

Fuck does bran not actually help?

Mb it was Captain Hook and when he lost the hand they were like ooohhh

I hear taste is eating Silicon Valley

Everyone is Maxxing when they should be Marxxxing

The corollary to this is that figuring out how to do reliable evals and tests for tasks other than code — incl fuzzy, subjective tasks — has become a critical bottleneck and will receive a great deal of attention.

Softwarization will be uneven and weirdly distributed for this reason

Optimist: AI has achieved human level performance!

Realist: “AI” is a collection of brittle hacks that, under very specific circumstances, mimic the surface level of human intelligence

Pessimist: AI HAS achieved human level performance

bureaucracy stays winning

The left is missing out on AI As a movement, it has largely refused to engage seriously with AI, ceding debate about a threat and opportunity to the right

www.transformernews.ai/p/the-left-i...

also if you're looking for what Ricardo already pointed out, migration from skill markets due to machines, but you think that's "normal" you're like ok sure, that doesn't move the needle for me - but for the wonk centrists there's literally a needle that is the only object of their attention