Marie Allègre
@marie-s-allegre.bsky.social
🕸️ Eng Lit Dr & researcher • Teaching Fellow in French at the Uni of Portsmouth • sometimes translator & interpreter • seaside dweller 🌊
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Bottom-line (as I see it): Reliable science never goes as fast as our tech gadgets. And it’s okay.
September 14, 2025 at 8:24 AM
Bottom-line (as I see it): Reliable science never goes as fast as our tech gadgets. And it’s okay.
- Findings on AI that do not take learning contexts into account are fundamentally flawed: no tools has effects on it own; none exists and works in and from the ether, outside of the practices that surround it and of the methods that are used to measure it.
September 14, 2025 at 8:24 AM
- Findings on AI that do not take learning contexts into account are fundamentally flawed: no tools has effects on it own; none exists and works in and from the ether, outside of the practices that surround it and of the methods that are used to measure it.
Some takeaways:
- Fast-produced science about AI is likely to not have been properly and thoroughly fact-checked and peer-reviewed.
- When made viral, it spreads gross simplifications at best, and downright falsehoods at worst. When taken up by policy makers, fast and viral science can do harm.
- Fast-produced science about AI is likely to not have been properly and thoroughly fact-checked and peer-reviewed.
- When made viral, it spreads gross simplifications at best, and downright falsehoods at worst. When taken up by policy makers, fast and viral science can do harm.
September 14, 2025 at 8:24 AM
Some takeaways:
- Fast-produced science about AI is likely to not have been properly and thoroughly fact-checked and peer-reviewed.
- When made viral, it spreads gross simplifications at best, and downright falsehoods at worst. When taken up by policy makers, fast and viral science can do harm.
- Fast-produced science about AI is likely to not have been properly and thoroughly fact-checked and peer-reviewed.
- When made viral, it spreads gross simplifications at best, and downright falsehoods at worst. When taken up by policy makers, fast and viral science can do harm.
Oh *thank you* for that! ☺️
August 11, 2025 at 11:11 AM
Oh *thank you* for that! ☺️
*Oops! Typo alert: “interpretER” 🙈
August 11, 2025 at 7:14 AM
*Oops! Typo alert: “interpretER” 🙈