dr. ami möller

hard agree. the number of times i've been subjected to grammarly's shiny bs adverts while just trying to watch clips of taskmaster, i tell ya... 😖

we need to talk about that Ring Super Bowl ad

QuitGPT — OpenAI Execs are Trump's Biggest Donors Join the movement. Delete ChatGPT. Cancel your subscription. It's time to quit.

I just joined the #QuitGPT boycott. OpenAI execs are Trump's biggest donors. It's time to quit. Join us: quitgpt.org

Heads we win, tails you lose: AI detectors in education The increasing use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in student assessment has led to institutional reliance on detection tools. Unlike plagiarism detection, AI detection relies on unverif...

"Heads we win, tails you lose" is now live in its peer-reviewed form. This article represents a gamut of perspectives from pro-AI to staunchly opposed. What unites us all is shared condemnation of the use of AI-detection software in education contexts

doi.org/10.1080/1360...

a white-haired blue heeler dog sitting on an old tree stump next to a mix of white daisies, yellow flowers, and wild grass in the foreground and tall trees in the background with green hills far away in the distant horizon.

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'The bias is not a bug. It is the entire system.'

The CCCC Special Committee on Generative AI in College Composition & Writing Studies is pleased to share two docs that have been in the works since this past summer:

Academic Integrity, Plagiarism, & Generative AI: Guidelines for Postsecondary Writing Teachers docs.google.com/document/d/1...

that cancelled tv show you'll never stop thinking about.

Kane on best form here: “If you don't like this argument, there are plenty more there waiting to (metaphorically) punch you in the face.”

as a member of the 'first-gen uni student' club, i approve this message. ⭐⭐⭐

Auckland.Scoop » Statement On AI In Universities From Aotearoa Communication & Media Scholars Network

Important statement of concerns about the embrace of genAI by universities (mine? definitely! yours?) by Comms and Media scholars in Aotearoa NZ
auckland.scoop.co.nz/2025/08/stat...

top thread, this one. 🧵⭐💯

my phone keeps messaging me like "how about you delete some of these pictures of your dogs so we can install this new AI assistant update?" well how about you fuck off into the sea

🌊💚🌏

AI is a plagiarism engine built on stolen data, exploited labour, and enviro harm. Marketed as “intelligent,” it erodes critical thinking, empathy, and causes psychological harm. Run by authoritarian billionaires, it’s used for surveillance, profiling, and genocide—whether it works or makes up shit.

State of NZ's environment - Expert Reaction Pollution in our water, land, and air are all coming under the microscope in a major report from the Ministry for the Environment. Our environment 2025 is a three-yearly report highlighting the effect...

Our environment 2025 is out today. It's a sobering read highlighting environmental degradation across land, air and water. The unique biodiversity of Aotearoa New Zealand will continue to decline if we continue to take it for granted.
www.sciencemediacentre.co.nz/2025/04/08/s...

a split image showcasing a brown and black Dachshund on his hind legs on the left, and a wonky portrait of the same pup on the right. the skillfully drawn portrait illustrates the wavy silhouette of the weiner dog in a very literal interpretation of the photo.

Another split image of a dachshund, this time one with a brindled coat and a silly expression. The photo on the left shows the pup in real life, while the portrait on the right again illustrates the artist's interpretation of the image. Both are quite hilarious.

an action photo of a brown, black and white dog in a lush backyard jumping up to catch a red frisbee in its mouth. on the right, an artist has drawn the same photo with some warped qualities. Both of the dogs eyes are on the same side of its face while it’s legs have been given some curvaceous qualities.

A small white dog with a goofy expression, sits on a blue and purple bed and looks up at the camera with its tongue slightly out. The drawing on the right is of the same dog with honestly a pretty accurate interpretation

Phil Heckles has been drawing other people's pets since 2020, when he drew his own dog and posted it, jokingly offering paid-for commissions. Genuine requests flooded in. He used the traction to raise money for his local homeless charity. 5 years and over £400,000 later, he's still going. 14/10 ❤️

This!

And if folks are interested in thinking about what GenAI refusal looks like given *waves hand at everything surrounding us,* we curated a set of resources you might find useful.

well deserved! 👏⭐🤘

✊solidarity.

Meet Bosco, the surfing dog making waves in support of Te ao Māori Watch: Balancing on his surfboard, the kurī became a joyful show of support.

Yes very good more doggos like this please thank you. 💯👏❤️ | Meet Bosco, the surfing dog making waves in support of Te ao Māori www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...

ode to dogs | maythe | Substack anthrozoological field notes on, essays about, and love letters to dogs — our partners in both the grand scale of evolution and in the small details of everyday life ✿. Click to read ode to dogs, by m...

I started a substack! if you’re interested in my work on dogs, more-than-human kinship, health, and the body, pls subscribe!

odetodogs.substack.com

academicintegrity.org/resources/bl...

My new post on the ICAI Blog: What do new transparency and surveillance tools mean for the delicate dance of trust in universities in the era of AI? #academicintegrity

✨new year, new job✨ i'm looking forward to putting my phd to use as i dig into my new role advising on academic integrity matters and coordinating academic misconduct investigations at open polytechnic | kuratini tuwhera. 📝🔎📖 #AcademicIntegrity #MakeItSomeonesJob #ThatNewJobVibe

Air pollution from AI could surpass that of all the cars in California Massive data centers power large language models but produce fine particles linked to asthma, cancers, and premature deaths.

Once again asking what problem this technology has solved or is expected to solve to force us to endure this. www.fastcompany.com/91253026/air...

this blog post made me chuckle. "Summaries summarised into new summaries. No actual knowledge, just summaries all the way down." (you know, a nesting dolls set of genAI summaries. 🥴)

Introducing the Retraction Watch Sleuth in Residence Program We’re thrilled to announce the creation of the Retraction Watch Sleuth in Residence Program, an opportunity for a sleuth to spend a year working with us. Too often, sleuths work for free, often at …

We're thrilled to announce the creation of the Retraction Watch Sleuth in Residence Program.

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University Rankings Overlook Academic Retractions: A Postplagiarism Perspective University rankings often emphasize metrics like publication counts but fail to consider critical issues like academic retractions due to misconduct. Recent studies highlight the impact of retracti…

University Rankings Overlook Academic Retractions: A Postplagiarism Perspective - by @gengyantang.bsky.social postplagiarism.com/2024/12/12/u...