Karen Campbell

@karampbell.bsky.social

Professor & Canada Research Chair at Brock University | neurocognitive aging, memory, & attention | mom of 3 | ally | mostly kvetching

> Something seems to be lost on my peers today: it’s still easy to not use AI. [...] Eschewing AI is one thing that we can actually do to live out ethics that affirm values of human and environmental rights. It’s almost a gift! Just use a computer the same way you did three years ago!

Baldur Bjarnason@baldurbjarnason.com · 3w ago

“Potentially Useful | Hating AI in 2026” https://www.eamoncaddigan.net/posts/ai-in-2026/ > We can point out all of the harms being done by the technology right now, and we can speak to the additional harms that will be done if things continue like this, but our concerns are spurned or ignored.

Excited to announce that I will be taking over as Director of the Institute for Lifespan Development Research @brocku.ca in September. I was drawn to #BrockU because of the amazing work being done by Lifespan members. Looking forward to facilitating that work in future. brocku.ca/lifespan-dev...

Institute for Lifespan Development Research

The Jack and Nora Walker Canadian Institute for Lifespan Development Research is a multidisciplinary collaborative effort dedicated to studying human development across the lifespan, with special stre...

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A researcher says she made up a disease with two posts on Medium, which led to Copilot telling users it was "intriguing and relatively rare." Posting two preprint papers about it online led to ChatGPT diagnosing people with it. 🧪 skepchick.org/2026/04/chat...

ChatBots are Diagnosing Diseases that Don’t Exist Based on Blog Posts

Transcript: Many years ago, a friend of mine suggested an experiment: make up a conspiracy theory that was just plausible enough, and then track how far it spreads. It was fun to talk about, and he…

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