Hannala

Thought this was fitting for the current events

Come read with us! The library is always open 🤎

we're both very passionate about reading and grew up reading all these old classic mysteries - and Briggon sure has a lot of audiobook experience (I'm learning) - so this just made sense. we're going to be working our way through the first Hardy Boys before diving into the first Nancy Drew. come join us!

BRING ME THE COURT MAGE

It's not that interesting or useful to me, it's holds no appeal, I am resisting nothing. I could already do everything I wanted I don't need a new tool. It really is that simple and I would feel this way even if it wasn't worrying and evil in various ways. We HAVE to resist this narrative that AI is everywhere because people want it, because it's necessary, because it's an improvement, because people can't live without it. AI is everywhere because tech CEOs and investors want to make something from their massive investments. It is incredibly resistable to me. Just don't have an interest in it. This needs to be part of the AI conversation if we have any hope of saving ourselves from the data mining clutches of big tech (AI specifics aside)

*puts a disk in u*

Thank you

The Great Muppet Caper (1981)

1960s Donald Duck Ice Cream window advertisement

MEXICO WIN!!! FUCK AI!!!

Julia Angwin, an award-winning investigative journalist who founded The Markup, a nonprofit news organization that covers the impact of technology on society, is the only named plaintiff in the suit, which does not call for a specific amount in damages but argues that damages across the plaintiff class are in excess of $5 million. She was among the many individuals, alongside Stephen King and Neil deGrasse Tyson, offered up via Grammarly’s “Expert Review” tool as a kind of virtual editor for users.

Holy fuck.

One thing about these AI tech bro ceos, they have no concept of shutting the fuck up. It is almost impressive.

Source: I got a work email about it half an hour ago.