Colin
@kolyin.bsky.social
Professor, teaching about law, negotiation, business, and conspiracy theories.
'Pese a su facha de tipo rudo, Colin es un amor: un pacifista del escepticismo.'
Currently clean on OPSEC.
'Pese a su facha de tipo rudo, Colin es un amor: un pacifista del escepticismo.'
Currently clean on OPSEC.
In related headlines, was the eponymous Ian Betteridge tragically killed in a blimp accident in 2009?
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November 6, 2025 at 8:34 PM
In related headlines, was the eponymous Ian Betteridge tragically killed in a blimp accident in 2009?
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Saw that as I was leaving work--bit of a forgone conclusion. Enjoyable, though.
November 5, 2025 at 1:57 AM
Saw that as I was leaving work--bit of a forgone conclusion. Enjoyable, though.
The tools and culture that would limit its usage and errors haven't really evolved yet. So a lot of research is probably riddled with AI hallucinations that haven't been caught yet.
Finding it and extracting it could wind up being the next gen's version of asbestos in old buildings.
Finding it and extracting it could wind up being the next gen's version of asbestos in old buildings.
October 27, 2025 at 8:15 PM
The tools and culture that would limit its usage and errors haven't really evolved yet. So a lot of research is probably riddled with AI hallucinations that haven't been caught yet.
Finding it and extracting it could wind up being the next gen's version of asbestos in old buildings.
Finding it and extracting it could wind up being the next gen's version of asbestos in old buildings.
More so than they do today, I mean.
The other material analogy I've been thinking about more is asbestos. I wish I could remember where I read this, it's not an original thought, but we may have a big job ahead of us: pulling the AI slop out of published research and other useful archives.
The other material analogy I've been thinking about more is asbestos. I wish I could remember where I read this, it's not an original thought, but we may have a big job ahead of us: pulling the AI slop out of published research and other useful archives.
October 27, 2025 at 8:14 PM
More so than they do today, I mean.
The other material analogy I've been thinking about more is asbestos. I wish I could remember where I read this, it's not an original thought, but we may have a big job ahead of us: pulling the AI slop out of published research and other useful archives.
The other material analogy I've been thinking about more is asbestos. I wish I could remember where I read this, it's not an original thought, but we may have a big job ahead of us: pulling the AI slop out of published research and other useful archives.