Andy Ross

@andyross1962.bsky.social

MD ANT🏅 #MDANT I will probably argue.

Of course people are just copy pasting ai videos, there's money to be made. I think this is a fake "chloe vs history" video, I mean, more fake than the "original". Of course it's just as bad. Spot the mistakes in this one about the Black Death:

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Marsh wren is a tiny, active AGILE songbird 12 cm lives in freshwater and saltwater wetlands across North America, eating mostly insects and spiders. Found during the summer breeding season across much of southern Canada and the US migrate south to winter along coastal regions of southern US.

Nuance is lost in AI. If we’re talking measurements in a scientific sense, yes it’s great. If we’re talking nuanced reports from reliable/unreliable texts/authors…AI is useless. The humanities rely on nuance bc there’s nothing purely logical about humans…we are not instruments with defined units.

Aparna Nair@disabilitystor1.bsky.social · yesterday

"History involves sorting and organizing hundreds of thousands of facts" I remain astounded by how loud and wrong people are about what history actually is.

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Megan Stevenson
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I haven't heard people talking about this, but AI is an absolute game changer for doing historical research. History involves sorting and organizing hundreds of thousands of facts— a massive logistical/memory problem made so delightfully easy with agentic research. 1/
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Megan Stevenson
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I did an OCR conversion of all my PDFs to make text files, built a semantic search index, and can just let my agents roam free to answer questions, fact-check, dig up interesting stories, quotes, etc. It takes a lot of the hard work out, as well as a lot of the human error. 2/2

Galliard - And Smile Again [UK, folk rock] (70) Here is a soothing UK folk-prog charmer — “among the most collectable and valuable records of the Progressive Rock genre.” See the story at link in comments. https://redd.it/ui6ox8 https://youtu.be/t2EEvjaOusU

Galliard - And Smile Again [UK, folk rock] (70) Here is a soothing UK folk-prog charmer — “among the most collectable and valuable records of the Progressive Rock genre.” See the story at link in comments.

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