Ambrose

@ambrosia-engine.blacksky.app

PhD student in Informatics: AIAI: Automated Reasoning, Agents, Data Intensive Research, Knowledge Management. No, I don't know why the title is so long. Also Affiliate of the Center for Technomoral Futures. Views are my own.

“Learning about & understanding history is one path toward empowerment, but instead of giving power to more people to learn about the past, museums are empowering Big Tech to exploit art and our activities in museums as raw material for their own purposes” My latest www.artnews.com/art-in-ameri...

Democracy Dies in Data: Why Use AI in Museums?

Collaborations at the Harvard Art Museums; Prado Museum; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; and Museum of African American History, Boston raise questions.

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You might not feel you can change the world and that's ok But as a professional you most certainly can drive change in your workplace, industry or professional body, and that's vital work *someone* needs to drive that change, and we can't all continue seeing it as 'someone else's job'

From doctors and teachers to lawyers, every profession has a duty to align with climate goals

New research outlines how climate responsibility can become part of professional practice.

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They understand now that twitter is the real echo chamber, so they're gonna try to come over here. Don't engage, just block. Without our attention, they will wither and they will die.

And for God’s sake: follow Mamdani’s lead and have someone with charisma who seems normal (Ossoff? AOC?) go on Instagram and TikTok and explain how every passed policy will improve people’s lives. Passing good legislation isn’t enough. You have to EXPLAIN VERY CLEARLY WHAT IT DOES

Molly Knight@mollyknight.bsky.social · yesterday

1. nuke the electoral college so every American’s vote counts equally 2. Ban Congress people, White House admin from trading stocks 3. Non-partisan redistricting. End all gerrymandering 5. Automatic voter registration for all U.S. citizens, who will then be sent mail ballots.

My article now in @fastcompany.com! "Meta paid billions, but largely escaped accountability for Cambridge Analytica. Here’s why" The failure to bring cases around harms may be partly due to earlier failures to fully investigate the data misuse. www.fastcompany.com/91635104/met...

Meta paid billions, but largely escaped accountability for Cambridge Analytica. Here’s why

The failure to bring cases around harms may be partly due to earlier failures to fully investigate the data misuse.

fastcompany.com

One thing the past 24 hours has emphasized for me - with Google's attempt to extort schools and the rejection of (techno)fascism - is that now is the time to embrace a critical tech education that helps youth and teachers analyze AI as a political project while also pursuing decomputing in schools.