Cornell Tech professor (information science, AI-mediated Communication, trustworthiness of our information ecosystem). New York City. Taller in person. Opinions my own.
Mor Naaman is a professor of information science at Cornell Tech. He is the founder of the Connective Media Hub and director of the Connective Media degree program. Naaman is known for foundational work on tagging behavior on social networking sites, the use of sites such as Twitter as social awareness streams, and real-world identification from social network activity. His research in these areas has been cited over 12,000 times on Google Scholar. .. more
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Not bad for an honest day’s work.
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"There should be a reception area. AND DO CALL ME SHIRLEY."
(Sorry I could not resist. I know this is serious stuff. You deserve better)
SHIRLEY: “There should be a reception area.”
CNN: “No, every day care is locked.”
SHIRLEY: “Fair point.” 🤔
He shows up to a day care with masked men and wonders why they don’t let him in.
SHIRLEY: “There should be a reception area.”
CNN: “No, every day care is locked.”
SHIRLEY: “Fair point.” 🤔
He shows up to a day care with masked men and wonders why they don’t let him in.
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"There should be a reception area. AND DO CALL ME SHIRLEY."
(Sorry I could not resist. I know this is serious stuff. You deserve better)
SHIRLEY: “There should be a reception area.”
CNN: “No, every day care is locked.”
SHIRLEY: “Fair point.” 🤔
He shows up to a day care with masked men and wonders why they don’t let him in.
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Which is the shortest tallest peak of Utah counties
Which is the tallest shortest tallest county peak of all US States
Now worried about the veracity of these facts
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1. Does create conflict but at least allows for meaningful research so cost/benefit calc is different
2. See my second post on the thread: the ideal setup is for these grants to be administered with independence
For some reason I don't expect the companies to volunteer budget as the @techpolicypress.bsky.social suggests 🤷♂️
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*Mere Santa-level deception and environmental costs notwithstanding
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It's complicated...
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Checking new manuscripts today I reviewed a paper attributing 2 papers to me I did not write. A daft thing for an author to do of course. But intrigued I web searched up one of the titles and that's when it got real weird...
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Checking new manuscripts today I reviewed a paper attributing 2 papers to me I did not write. A daft thing for an author to do of course. But intrigued I web searched up one of the titles and that's when it got real weird...
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Having said that, I scanned the summaries for my own papers since the beginning of 2024. They are accurate AND well-written, and I would likely have approved them.
Having said that, I scanned the summaries for my own papers since the beginning of 2024. They are accurate AND well-written, and I would likely have approved them.
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