Philip Nelson 💻🧙

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public servant data scientist 🚈🚝🚊🚌 this account does not represent the views of my employer Current hyperfixation: the Muppets big Tolkien and Le Guin fan, hockey lover, and coffee addict South Carolina is my home https://shutdown.network/links.html

Hey guys, Perez Hilton performed self-harm and may have attempted a suicide on TikTok and screenshots are flying around, so if you are sensitive, go put "Perez Hilton" in your mutes right now.

Weird I have never been compelled to do any kind of journalism (excepting data journalism), but this would be an interesting article to try to write (via interviewing people in this position). It feels like the two sides of this gap are mutually unintelligible.

*thinking that AI is the primary reason as opposed to just, there is a lot to learn! And like discomfort with not knowing and blaming that entirely on AI. Also not knowing how to learn with AI, in part because of no gut instinct for when AI is pursuing the wrong thing.

Here's what I see, n=1: - a real desire to learn - understanding that using AI does not lead to much learning - possibly thinking that AI is the primary reason for not being able to learn quickly - not knowing *how* to learn given the mandate to move fast