Monthly Highlights
2192.
Senator calls for criminal investigation of RFK Jr after Guardian report
(theguardian.com)
2194.
The EU's repair policies are changing the way tech is designed
(theconversation.com)
2195.
2196.
Early 2000s were peak of humanity
(lukaszkups.net)
2197.
AI Agent Has Root
(infernalcode.com)
2198.
Marketers are Addicted to Bad Data (2020)
(jacquescorbytuech.com)
2199.
Firefox's AI Switch Is Off. Telemetry Isn't
(marius.blog)
2200.
The risks of AI are real but manageable (2023)
(gatesnotes.com)
2201.
Artificial Intelligence Policy
(law.berkeley.edu)
2202.
2203.
Otto Dix, Nietzsche, and the Great War (2019)
(historytoday.com)
2204.
2205.
Credibility is the barrier to entry in silicon
(siliconimist.com)
2206.
What If America Went Dark?
(nytimes.com)
2207.
The "I don't know, Claude wrote this" pandemic
(manager.dev)
2209.
How do payments work in the US, China, and Brazil?
(andrewacomb.substack.com)
2210.
A Screensaver for LG's Spying Smart TVs
(weowntheglass.com)
2211.
AI, ex-Soviet engineers, and the Holy Grail of rocketry
(fastcompany.com)
2212.
2213.
Meta's new open-weight model targets local agentic AI
(twitter.com)
2214.
Euphemisation of Taboo Areas (2023) [pdf]
(ajmp.uwr.edu.pl)
2215.
From rubber boots to Copa: When MicroProse Soccer revolutionized football
(spillhistorie.no)
2216.
Disappointed Optimists
(cwodtke.com)
2217.
Ozone: The fault is not in our trees, but in ourselves
(science.org)
2218.
Apple AirTag reveals how Amazon destroys rare books for AI training
(the-decoder.com)
2220.