Felipe Meneguzzi

@felipe.meneguzzi.eu

AI Researcher and former AAAI Councilor. Professor of Computer Science at the University of Aberdeen. Bridges Professor at PUCRS. Views expressed here are my own. https://www.meneguzzi.eu/felipe/

For all the talk that this dude did not harm anyone, I can almost guarantee you that, for every Arday, there are dozens of other POC academics who did deserve the recognition that he got, but got passed over because they did not market themselves as effectively as him, and did not fit expectations.

The Atlantic@theatlantic.com · 2w ago

“The focus on those who pointed out Arday’s shortcomings, rather than on Arday himself and those who abetted his rise, is a clear sign that lessons from this miserable episode remain unlearned,” @gcaw.bsky.social argues.

Brilliant, the gaming industry already damaged generations of men with unrealistic physical and emotional expectations from the opposite sex, it's only fair for the industry to now damage women too. Gender equality at its best.

The Economist@economist.com · last mo.

“They’re emotionally available. They’re emotionally present. They’re accessible at all times.” On “The Weekend Intelligence”, counsellor Laika Jumabhoy explains why virtual boyfriends can feel so compelling

i don’t think there’s a much beef between argentina and england as the media are making out; none of these players were even alive when the drug-addict maradona cheated in a quarter final, let alone when argentina’s fascist junta failed with their illegal invasion of british sovereign territory

Late to upgrade to Tahoe, and Spotlight just plain sucks. The usual functionality for it was to switch to the a desired app by invoking it and typing the App's name, in Sequoia, it was quick. Now it searches for everything under the sun but Apps (even disabling search for everything else).

Tahoe new features.

While you struggle with the cost of living, soaring energy bills and rising weekly food costs, one man has made a fortune from the Brexit deal. 10 years on, do you feel better off?

Nigel Farage smiling under the headline "Farage: I was given £5m as a reward for brexit" 

and the quote: 
"I can do what I want with it. I can put it on the horses.
 I can spend it on Ferraris if I want. That’d be entirely up to me."

Here is a public service announcement filmed by the Dallas Cowboys in the 1980s, and I promise that you would not correctly guess who pops up at the end if I gave you 10,000 tries

"Europeans may imagine that the EU is a mere bureaucratic inconvenience. But the Russians have never believed that. On the contrary, the Russian president has long understood that when unified, Europe can resist Russian influence and Russian corruption." @anneapplebaum.bsky.social on Europe Day

A Speech to Europe 2026 »The European Moment« - ERSTE Foundation

In her speech »The European Moment«, Anne Applebaum warns of global threats to democracy and the EU and calls for greater European sovereignty and cohesion.

erstestiftung.org

It's just surreal the juxtaposition of news stories in these past few days. The USA is finally sending people back to the Moon, an opportunity to inspire all mankind in an endeavour that united the world in the depths of the cold war.

Compulsory reading for anyone who, at any moment, thought this war was a good idea. Even in Israel, the ostensible main beneficiary from this war, there is exactly one Israeli who will be better off because of this war, and it won't be for that long.

Jim Teeth@drjamesjteeth.bsky.social · 5mo ago

This is an excellent summary of the US War on Iran current situation. I’m an existentialist and borderline absurdist and even I struggle with the current moment. This summary is just fantastic.

It is just surreal that honest reports about the USA talk about its president as a bratty toddler, that can get frustrated and then lash out. This lashing out is not just throwing food no the floor, but killing thousands of people... www.economist.com/leaders/2026...

War in Iran is making Donald Trump weaker—and angrier

Donald Trump's war against Iran threatens to undermine his political superpowers and could reshape his presidency through rising oil prices and weakened leverage.

economist.com