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  1. Oct 2025
  2. Sep 2025
    1. models built byaveraging data from entire populations have sidelined minority and marginalized communities even asthey are disproportionately subjected to the technology’s impacts.

      connects back to first article

    1. hen OpenAI trains on copyrighted novels without asking, or Google scrapes Australian artists' work totrain image generators without credit, they’re not disrupting anything

      this makes me think of whenever you watch a dvd or vhs it plays a notice that says "piracy is not a victimless crime" and that its against federal law. how is ai using books, texts, art, etc. not a form of piracy? is it just because theres no laws around it? why cant ai just or start out with work that is publicly available?

    2. Powerful players carving up the world,extracting resources and culture without consent or compensation, and justifying it all in the name ofprogress.

      the urgency of ai development also reminds me of the space race

    1. Buolamwini switched her focus, testing how computers detect and classify people’s faces.She ran her photo through facial-recognition software that either didn’t detect her face at allor categorized her as a male.

      i visited a university in china and in order to access the campus it used facial recognition- one of the american students who i went with is asian and the facial recognition would sometimes work on her

    2. Wikipedia, Twitter, and Reddit — could reflect back bias,reinforcing societal prejudices.

      it makes sense that these sites would have a lot of potentially biased information

    1. ’m more concerned with my own concern. I’m concerned with the disposition that it’s making me adopt

      i wrote a story about ai use in films and how people were critical of the brutalist and i interviewed someone who said that the issue is that people dont want to feel decieved-ive also noticed online discourse if something is labeled as generated with ai it wont recieve as much critiscm for being ai

    2. “Oh that has an AI feel.”

      i agree- ive noticed a lot with celebrity or influencer posts and captions people have been saying this looks or feels like it was written by AI

    1. I run because it’s a good workout, and it’s good for me.

      similarly some people come to love running, i personally love writing essays if its something that i am interested or passionate in

    1. Some earlyresearch shows that when students off-load cognitive duties onto chatbots, their capacity for memory,problem-solving, and creativity could suffer.

      This is one of my concerns with AI- Ive been reading a lot of studies lately on how many new ways there are to prevent dementia and it involves keeping your brain as active as possible so using ai for simple things would not be good for overall brain health

    2. “Cheating correlates with mental health, well-being, sleep exhaustion,anxiety, depression, belonging,

      correlates in what way? are they trying to say that these lead to cheating or visa versa

    3. where his parents run a college-prepconsulting business

      it seems to me like maybe he felt a lot of pressure from his parents to succeed academically but maybe would rather pursue something else

    1. AI can be a surprisingly competent co-founder, helping give mentorship while also acting to build the documents, demos, and approaches that are otherwise likely to be outside your experience.

      Although I understand that this can make certain things more accessible for people I think its still more ethical to source and pay real people

    2. it can be transformative yet must be approached with skepticism,

      im very skeptic of AI but I guess I could be more open minded while still holding skepticism

    1. It shows you, roughly, what is in the 12M images that make up a key database used by AI image generators:

      is this just art available online? like where do the 12m images come from