Jeff
@sentientspace
Physicist in Royal Deeside. General tinkerer, Dismantler, Writer. Reads speculative fiction, science, politics and biographies. Enjoys music, coffee, single malt and food.
I’m of an age where these kinds of structures evoke fond memories of a future we haven’t arrived at yet.
These are the kinds of reviews that make @filmstories.bsky.social special. I subscribe. You should too.
I’m far too self conscious to drink my wine straight from a wine bottle…..
@sturdyalex.bsky.social Is it me, or is the idea of a cocktail called the ‘Transatlantic Sour’ made with marmalade hilariously unsubtle?
Those are almost exactly the same words I was using to describe @explaintrade.com ‘s book to my son last night! Mad but brilliant. Should I worry?
Great piece, fascinating book recommendation, thanks! Doesn’t seem like there are many ways to shift voters perceptions of their own accountability to ‘chose wisely’. Maybe it takes a generational change in voters, which comes to education? Googled that Victorian quote - the AI attributes you now!
Steady on. You’re mixing your Doctor Who and your Star Trek analogies. That’s like confusing your public and private encryption keys.
Really enjoyed the interview. And the vision. I hope they can resist… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshitt...
Interesting article, thanks! ‘Might’ is doing an awful lot of heavy lifting here, though. If human and artificial data volumes are likely to increase in parallel going forward, why hasn’t that been the case recently? And why such a premium on human generated data, I wonder!
This feels like a highly systemic problem that would benefit from integration with an industrial strategy for STEM, and cultural strategy, if such a such a thing exists. And needs to be able to influence the school choices that seem to drive a lot of the outcomes.