cuddylicious 🚀🕊️⛩️
@cuddylicious.bsky.social
anime and manga; smart and strong women; science fiction; democracy; peace and justice —— current favorite anime: The Apothecary Diaries, This Monster Wants to Eat Me, Touring After the Apocalypse
How will they avoid the damaging legal trouble the Internet Archive ran into when they digitized 78s?
November 22, 2025 at 1:45 AM
How will they avoid the damaging legal trouble the Internet Archive ran into when they digitized 78s?
How will they avoid the damaging legal trouble the Internet Archive ran into when they digitized 78s?
November 22, 2025 at 1:45 AM
How will they avoid the damaging legal trouble the Internet Archive ran into when they digitized 78s?
Reposted by cuddylicious 🚀🕊️⛩️
Halfway in and I'm having a good time with this series. It's a lot more cheerful than I thought it would be, even though the key visual indicated at that. #終末ツーリング 6
November 8, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Halfway in and I'm having a good time with this series. It's a lot more cheerful than I thought it would be, even though the key visual indicated at that. #終末ツーリング 6
Reposted by cuddylicious 🚀🕊️⛩️
Due to mass hype and operational ambiguity, executives can use "AI" as a justification for job cuts, increased worker surveillance, speed-up, reducing hiring—with little accountability or repercussion. The *logic* of AI has often been as damaging to labor as the tech itself (see: DOGE.)
November 13, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Due to mass hype and operational ambiguity, executives can use "AI" as a justification for job cuts, increased worker surveillance, speed-up, reducing hiring—with little accountability or repercussion. The *logic* of AI has often been as damaging to labor as the tech itself (see: DOGE.)
Reposted by cuddylicious 🚀🕊️⛩️
So these two trends—AI as smokescreen for management's ulterior motives/misplaced belief in its hype, and AI as an automation system for producing cheap knockoff art and writing (at the expense of artists and writers)—are what I think are the biggest impacts of AI on jobs so far.
More in the piece:
More in the piece:
What’s really going on with AI and jobs?
Record-breaking layoff reports, Amazon's mass firings, and a slump in entry level employment. Is AI behind it all?
www.bloodinthemachine.com
November 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM
So these two trends—AI as smokescreen for management's ulterior motives/misplaced belief in its hype, and AI as an automation system for producing cheap knockoff art and writing (at the expense of artists and writers)—are what I think are the biggest impacts of AI on jobs so far.
More in the piece:
More in the piece:
I went to school in Belgium and I honestly don't remember anything about what method was used in 1st grade—too long ago… Nowadays everything becomes political and antagonistic. Whatever works, tailoring to the student, right?
November 12, 2025 at 6:09 AM
I went to school in Belgium and I honestly don't remember anything about what method was used in 1st grade—too long ago… Nowadays everything becomes political and antagonistic. Whatever works, tailoring to the student, right?