You cannot see the pull of AI separately from the massive influence that neoliberalism has had on our societies. AI would stand no chance if we would (still) value accuracy over efficiency.
Henning Lahmann
@hlahmann.bsky.social
International law & theory & digital tech (he/him) Would rather talk about music Assistant Professor, Universiteit Leiden Amsterdam & Berlin https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/staffmembers/henning-lahmann
Please keep your eyes on the northern West Bank this weekend
I respect France's commitment to not working on a holiday.
I’m just sad that when the WC ends the memes will stop too
Just inadvertently checked my work email in the club please take me out to the back and shoot me
some amazing things happening over on threads — ever since they “shut down CERN”
“especially in front of governments” is sending me
Aparna Nair@disabilitystor1.bsky.social · 7mo agoCalling all the PhDs I know to make monumental annoyances of themselves (and honestly, who better)
Niet de atoombom, maar de Straat van Hormuz bleek de nucleaire optie van Iran @groene.nl www.groene.nl/artikel/horm...
Stuff people from Brick Township say when you ask them where they’re from
Over the past three years, Germany became a uniquely destructive force in the world. And now it’s government is acting surprised that the other states kept the receipts. That’s not just embarrassing, that’s utterly delusional.
Back when i was an adjunct, i used to say that academic publishing was a scam & a racket. Now that I'm tenure track (& in the age of "AI") my perspective has changed somewhat, in that it's a scam, a racket, *&* fundamentally undermining the very knowledge production it was meant to safeguard & enact
Samuel Moore@samuelmoore.org · 2mo agoWiley buys Emerald. Pretty soon there'll be like three academic publishers left. www.researchinformation.info/news/wiley-a...
Germany failing to be elected to the UNSC might be the most delightful news of this whole wretched year
DER SPIEGEL@spiegel.de · 2mo agoPortugal und Österreich haben sich durchgesetzt: Deutschland ist mit seiner Bewerbung für einen nicht-ständigen Sitz im Uno-Sicherheitsrat gescheitert.
The World Cup is about celebrating exotic host nation cultures
Yes Qatar Saint Germain sucks but at the end of the day the question is do we want English teams to win anything ever
I love when the staff looks at their lil iPads like look there we didn’t score because our players are not that good actually
Remember when that London team scored? That was fun but like a decade ago
In Gaza, all men of military age were deemed legitimate targets. “And military age is really open to interpretation,” said Jonathan. “It could be from 16 to 60 or even younger...Most of the people that my unit killed were not armed.”
The Economist@economist.com · 2mo agoJonathan once believed that Israel “had no choice but to fight in Gaza”. Today the former IDF soldier is “ashamed” of what he and his platoon did to Palestinians. Register for free to read his story in full
Jetzt ihr: In welchen deutschen Medien habt ihr bisher Interviews mit den deutschen Bundesbürgern gesehen, die Teil der Flotille nach Gaza waren? Ich analysiere aktuell, wie internationale Medien diesen Vorgang covern und wie die Interviewführung verläuft. Gerne sharen und kommentieren.
Ette Media@ettemedia.bsky.social · 2mo agoABC’s 730 programme aired this bizarre exchange where Flotilla activist Neve was pushed to show documentation of her alleged abuse at the hands of Israeli forces. What do you think of this line of questioning? youtu.be/MUcQgzdyHIE
Vielleicht möchte sich der deutsche Medienjournalismus und das werte Feuilleton dann doch mal mit antideutschen Abwanderungen von Tagesschau und taz zu Springer beschäftigen? Weshalb erscheinen diese Wechsel als Kernprozesse nicht-interessant und in ihrer Relevanz de-priorisiert?
Nelli Tügel@nellinelke.bsky.social · 2mo agoWarum heißt es taz-Springer-Pipeline und nicht Wort Stream?
