Terry Godier
@tgodier.bsky.social
primarily have worked in the #privacy and #news industries, building web stuff since ~2005, engineer at my day job.
The irony is that i was looking at this wendemuseum.org/exhibition/c...
Counter/Surveillance: Control, Privacy, Agency
This exhibition traces the historical roots of surveillance devices and methods, and the Cold War dynamics that shaped and spread them.
wendemuseum.org
November 20, 2024 at 11:19 PM
The irony is that i was looking at this wendemuseum.org/exhibition/c...
I completely respect your opinion on this, but as twitter/x has already been downright mercurial with this capability, and what you had previously said regarding what you can do vs features, I find this difficult to agree with.
November 20, 2024 at 2:50 PM
I completely respect your opinion on this, but as twitter/x has already been downright mercurial with this capability, and what you had previously said regarding what you can do vs features, I find this difficult to agree with.
It’s an interesting take. Surely the content you’ve put up is archived or could be archived elsewhere if the priority is standing for a different set of principles. I don’t see an exclusive reason it needs to be hosted on X (which was twitter domain before that)
November 20, 2024 at 2:19 PM
It’s an interesting take. Surely the content you’ve put up is archived or could be archived elsewhere if the priority is standing for a different set of principles. I don’t see an exclusive reason it needs to be hosted on X (which was twitter domain before that)
Hoping for an actor in character next. Maybe Fassbender as Magneto for something dire
November 20, 2024 at 2:17 AM
Hoping for an actor in character next. Maybe Fassbender as Magneto for something dire
I would’ve drawn the same thing and I’ve been following you for 10 years
November 19, 2024 at 2:34 AM
I would’ve drawn the same thing and I’ve been following you for 10 years
Our future depends not on the sophistication of our AI tools, but on our wisdom in using them - and our courage to sometimes choose not to use them at all.
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AI Slop is Eating the World
The notification arrived while I was trying to write an email: "Let AI help you craft the perfect message!" I dismissed it, only to have my photo editor suggest AI-generated backgrounds for my latest ...
unbound.news
November 18, 2024 at 9:01 PM
Our future depends not on the sophistication of our AI tools, but on our wisdom in using them - and our courage to sometimes choose not to use them at all.
unbound.news/ai-slop-is-e...
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unbound.news/ai-slop-is-e...
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The challenge isn't technological - it's cultural. Can we resist the allure of AI-generated adequacy in favor of human excellence? Can we maintain our capacity for original thought and authentic creation?
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November 18, 2024 at 9:01 PM
The challenge isn't technological - it's cultural. Can we resist the allure of AI-generated adequacy in favor of human excellence? Can we maintain our capacity for original thought and authentic creation?
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Each AI interaction feels like reaching into a grab bag: sometimes brilliant, often mediocre, occasionally worse than useless. We're caught between refusing its help entirely and surrendering to its seductive promise of effortless productivity.
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November 18, 2024 at 9:01 PM
Each AI interaction feels like reaching into a grab bag: sometimes brilliant, often mediocre, occasionally worse than useless. We're caught between refusing its help entirely and surrendering to its seductive promise of effortless productivity.
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The real issue? A cabal of trillion-dollar companies believe we're anxiously waiting for devices with the best AI features. But most people I talk to fall somewhere between apathetic and highly suspicious of any benefits these integrations might bring.
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November 18, 2024 at 9:01 PM
The real issue? A cabal of trillion-dollar companies believe we're anxiously waiting for devices with the best AI features. But most people I talk to fall somewhere between apathetic and highly suspicious of any benefits these integrations might bring.
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Like fast food promising convenience while delivering empty calories, AI integration sacrifices quality and connection for quick implementation. We're learning to be wary of processed thinking just like we learned to be wary of processed food.
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November 18, 2024 at 9:00 PM
Like fast food promising convenience while delivering empty calories, AI integration sacrifices quality and connection for quick implementation. We're learning to be wary of processed thinking just like we learned to be wary of processed food.
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Every app now desperately wants to "help" with AI. Your email, your photos, your browsing - all being served a diet of mediocre, unwanted AI assistance that's aggressively confident in its abilities.
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November 18, 2024 at 9:00 PM
Every app now desperately wants to "help" with AI. Your email, your photos, your browsing - all being served a diet of mediocre, unwanted AI assistance that's aggressively confident in its abilities.
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Had to go listen to this just from this thread. Hello fellow horny socialists 🫡
November 18, 2024 at 2:14 PM
Had to go listen to this just from this thread. Hello fellow horny socialists 🫡