Tea Berry-Blue

@teaberryblue.net

She/they. Queer. Parent. Executive Editor at BOOM! Studios. Goofy as heck. Opinions my own. http://www.teaberryblue.net

LLMS are like, imagine you built a robot that could cook and you fed it a billion cheeseburgers and now it could make a cheeseburger 75% of the time you asked for one, and these guys are out here like “let’s replace all chefs with the cheeseburger robot.”

I absolutely played with AI before I understood the environmental costs as well as how much of it was trained on stolen data. There is no personal convenience in the world that is worth destroying the planet or cheapening the value of the human mind for.

E.B. Hutchins@ebhutchins.bsky.social · 57m ago

Before I found out the truth of AI machines, I tested them out. I thought it was creepy version of Siri and also redundant bc we already have things like Alexa and Siri to ask questions to (especially when I'm traveling).

El-Sayed: "My commitment to Jewish safety is the same commitment that I have to the safety of my own daughters. Because if there is one question of political philosophy that ought to animate us all, it's what would we do if we treated all our kids like they were all of our kids?"

One thing I haven't seen folks write about about Power Rangers Green is the fact that Mirella, Tommy's descendant, signs instead of speaking. @paulallor.bsky.social wanted to create a character who is noticeably neurodivergent-- Mirella can hear, but she uses ASL to talk to her family.

Mirella, a teenaged girl with turquoise hair, signing "whatever" Mirella, a teenaged girl with turquoise hair, signing "team" while talking with Tommy Oliver and Goldar (a blue ape monster)

There’s always going to be SOME kid who is the smallest/developmentally behind, so I don’t mind the cutoff being where it is, but I do think kids born between September and December should be assessed as to whether they’re ready for 3K. Our kid was only 2 for the first half of their academic year!

Jay Edidin@edidin.bsky.social · 3h ago

This is something @teaberryblue.net and I have considered (read: worried about) pretty extensively, as our kid has a mid-December birthday. They're on the ball academically, but always the tiniest kid in their class and clearly a bit behind socially. gothamist.com/news/is-it-t...

The “best” thing about genAI (the quotes are doing heavy work here) is that it’s really lowered the bar on getting into hand-made art. Literally anything you make is better than ai. There’s never been a better time to throw away your fear and start learning that craft you’ve always wanted to learn.

Going to public school in a wealthy area, I knew kids whose parents made well above the minimum income for our means-tested school lunch program who were constantly hungry because their wealthy parents withheld food. Kids as young as as 7 or 8 being subjected to absolutely cruel diets.

sarah zedig 🐐@hmsnofun.bsky.social · 2w ago

what it comes down to is this. everyone who attends a public school should get a free lunch. period. you cannot means test a child's hunger. if you try, sorry not sorry, you're doing eugenics. fix your fucking heart or die.

Flashbacks to my one friend in high school who just accepted a half a grade off on her score for every single paper because she didn’t have a computer in her home and all of us were required to type our papers.

Jess Calarco@jessicacalarco.com · 3d ago

I wonder if students today would be less likely to lean on AI for writing assignments if schools had made sure they could touch-type (at least 60wpm) before having them submit all their assignments online. 1/🧵