Tech journalist and presenter of Tech Gets Real. Covers digital sovereignty quite a lot these days. Sings and plays guitar in a band called The Board. Signal: superglaze.66
🧵A quick note to translate what's really happening in this NYT op-ed: Eric Schmidt has always had contempt for non-tech people, reflective of a deeper orientation in the industry. This is more of that.
Holy smokes! How cool is this? Several weeks ago, I had around 375 subscribers after eight months of graft - extra thanks to those early followers, of course!
This was a great gig and I bought the T-shirt with this design, and I’m desperately trying to figure out the meaning of the numbers (apart from 1979 which was when their debut album dropped)
The Cure@thecure.com
BERLIN. NIGHT ONE OF THREE. ON STAGE: 20:30 THE TWILIGHT SAD: 19:15 JUST MUSTARD: 18:15
This isn't a "US throwing its weight around" sort of thing, heavy-handed hegemon influence. This is just straight-up having a formalized de jure colony.
Simon Lester@simonlester.com
"The U.S. Treasury receives the revenue from most of Venezuela’s exports, then disburses it gradually to Venezuela through the country’s private banks, a relationship akin to parents handing out allowances to children."
This is a crazy arrangement. We should stop doing this immediately.
“The companies selling us new technology often assume that people most familiar with it will like it most. Our findings [about AI] show that this isn’t true." ⬇️
Kate Devlin@drkatedevlin.bsky.social
The UK AI pushback: 42% of people are deliberately limiting their AI use and 70% of people think it would be difficult or impossible to avoid being exposed to AI even if they wanted to. New report from us at @kings-dfi.bsky.social : www.kcl.ac.uk/news/over-40...
I, a human, wrote and drew this cartoon with my human body and sent it to human art printers who printed it with their human hands and you a human (?) can now buy a ltd edition print of it in my shop! Link in bio
🚨NEWS: The Trump DOJ has subpoenaed New York Times reporters Julian E. Barnes, Eric Lipton, Tyler Pager, and Eric Schmitt after they reported on security concerns involving Trump’s new Qatari-donated Air Force One.
Older article, but still right: "Finding ourselves on this lush, beautiful, abundant planet [Earth] is not some testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of life. Nor is it a coincidence. This is where life could happen; we are here because this is where we could be."
My Op-ed: The public is in all but name a shareholder of AI companies. It is time that the public receives socially beneficial technology in return for its investment. @computerweekly.bsky.social tinyurl.com/3r4cckmv Paper: Optimising for Happiness in EU Tech Policy tinyurl.com/44cv5kd8
The danger of using voxpops in place of real analysis. Cameras are a magnet for motivated activists. These two made it into four different reels + a dozen print pieces. The illusion is that we're getting an insight into "Clacton voters". In truth, we just know what Farage Megastans Jim & June think.