Ronen Tamari

@ronentk.me

Researcher & entrepreneur | Co-founder @cosmik.network | Building @semble.so | collective sensemaking | https://ronentk.me/ | Ecosystem building @atproto.science @aster.id @cairos.network | Prev- Open Science Fellow @asterainstitute.bsky.social

we don’t need to explain atproto. we need to move the Overton Window to get people asking why it’s considered normal that a company can unilaterally control (and destroy) part of our identity and we just… let them

The hit rate for finding interesting articles and academic papers on @semble.so is, I gotta say, remarkably high. In the ballpark of "Related Articles" on Google Scholar. You just pop in the url or doi to 'create a card' then scroll through the Similar Cards.

we have a policy for the use of genAI at the @aial.ie. we reflect on values key to scientific integrity, such as replicability, and err on the side of not using it blogpost: aial.ie/blog/gen-ai-... pdf: zenodo.org/records/2322...

A flowchart that guides reflective thinking around generative AI in the context of research. It highlights key, interconnected values underpinning scientific integrity, alongside practical and wider socio-political considerations when deciding whether to use generative AI for research.
AI Accountability Lab @aial.ie · 3d ago

At the @aial.ie, we collectively reflected and deliberated on the merits of the use of generative AI in research. Our collective statement and Lab Policy can be read here: aial.ie/blog/gen-ai-... zenodo.org/records/2322...

Shout it from the rooftops! Demanding another person’s attention for work you didn’t do or think about is antisocial behavior. We need a new social contract in which this kind of gamesmanship is understood to be a cancer on whatever work culture it attempts to consume.

Tyson Barrett@healthandstats.bsky.social · 4d ago

Outside of the obvious open source problems with vibe coding, there is soooo much truth in the “now I have to read/review all of this stuff with my brain power when you used almost none at all” across all layers of work now. Feel this in my bones 😭

👀 "Rather than viewing citizen science merely as crowdsourced data collection or computational tools as autonomous infrastructure, we advocate for human-machine systems in which citizen scientists, including distributed publics, participate as monitors, interpreters...and co-producers of knowledge."

Reimagining Scientific Discovery: Collective Intelligence Through the Convergence of Citizen Science and Computational  Systems  Saiph Savage Northeastern University Boston, Massachusetts, USA  Lea Shanley International Computer Science  Institute Berkeley, California, USA  Lucy Fortson University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA  Corey Jackson University of Wisconsin–Madison  Madison, Wisconsin, USA  Kevin Crowston Syracuse University Syracuse, New York, USA  Tanya Berger-Wolf The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio, USA  Haley Griffin The Computing Community  Consortium Washington D.C., USA  Abstract  Scientific discovery is increasingly constrained not by a lack of data, but by the challenge of turning massive, diverse, and constantly evolving datasets into knowledge that is meaningful and actionable. While advances across artificial intelligence (AI), computing and data sciences have created exciting new modes for scientific inquiry, these systems alone remain insufficient because they struggle with the contextual interpretation, local knowledge, or ethical judgment that complex scientific problems require. Our work proposes that the convergence of citizen science methods with AI, distributed computing and data sciences creates a new form of collective intelligence grounded in human-machine teaming, in which human communities and computational systems are intentionally designed to complement, correct, and extend one another. Rather than viewing citizen science merely as crowdsourced data collection or computational tools as autonomous infrastructure, we advocate for human-machine scientific systems in which citizen scientists, including distributed publics, participate as monitors, interpreters, decision-makers, and co-producers of knowledge. Through reimagining how scientific work is organized and interpreted, this contribution speaks to the CI 2026 theme of Connections by showing how scientific discovery can be redesigned as a connected process of hum…

GM. It’s not that atproto is illegible to devs or even civilians but inscrutable via the systems of power that have taken over the internet. The sin of social media wasn’t technical but aligning with the desires of established power and ours is the long hard work of breaking that alignment.

AT Proto is imo the best fit right now for collective information systems. on @semble.so you can search through people's collections and notes and discover the curators behind the links. discovery is really neat.

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at a time where social media platforms encourage more performative and one-sided sharing than ever, we're excited to be launching features for more generative, participatory, and fun conversations. looking forward to everyone's feedback and to seeing what Discussions come 💬💜

Blacksky Algorithms@blackskyweb.xyz · 4d ago

Introducing Discussions - a new way to have conversations on Blacksky 🗣️ Now you can create a dynamic poll right from the post composer in the app to ask questions, get feedback, or to build community around any and every topic you find interesting.

Discussion example: Who was the villain in The Wire?

Recap of yesterday's CIDS assembly at TUD @tudresden.bsky.social Philipp @lorenzspreen.eurosky.social had a proper booth for the Synosys poster. I brought an A3 print, and people found that funny. That's a resource allocation problem. The real value was the conversations, so here they are 🧵

Quadrant 1 of the A3 poster “Open science on open infrastructure”, CIDS Mitgliederversammlung 2026. Headline: “Empowering science communities”. Text: open, democratic, researcher-owned infrastructure for publishing, curating, sharing and discussing research, built on the AT Protocol. Three points: a community, an ecosystem, a movement. Two QR codes: the @atproto.science Bluesky account and “Join the community”.
Torsten Goerke (verified 🤜 🤛) 🎛️🎹🔊🎚️🎧📟🔌🐸@tgoerke.bsky.social · 6d ago

What if researchers owned their accounts, their data and their networks? We think they should, and we are building it. @atproto.science Tomorrow we will show it at the CIDS assembly at TU Dresden, with Philipp @lorenzspreen.eurosky.social @tudresden.bsky.social 14:15–15:00. Come ask us anything

TIL Etuaptmumk (from the Mi'kmaq of NE Canada) ‘learning to see from one eye with the strengths of Indigenous knowledges and ways of knowing, and from the other eye with the strengths of Western knowledges and ways of knowing, and to use both these eyes together, for the benefit of all.’

Ronen Tamari@ronentk.me · 4d ago

"Our societies are undeniably a constraint upon our freedom, as Locke and Hobbes were getting at. What they missed: it is simultaneously a condition of it. Society is not the antithesis of our freedom but the ground in which freedom can take root and grow."

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