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lawver.net
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| | | | | Automattic, the owner of both Tumblr and Wordpress, admitted that they're working with AI companies to sell their users' creations to help train AI models. This site has been on WordPre... | |
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hamsterhoard.home.blog
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| | | | | Not here, basically. Since Automattic decided to sell all the content of Wordpress and Tumblr to fucking AI bros, I have not felt remotely compelled to post here again. (the AI bros already have what's already here, but I don't have to give them more fodder.) Eventually I'll either gather up the contents here into... | |
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piperhaywood.com
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| | | | | Read "Tumblr and WordPress to Sell Users' Data to Train AI Tools" on 404 Media. What a huge bummer. Instead of writing a ton more here, will point you to | |
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annasofia.xyz
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| | | [AI summary] The discussion centers on technological literacy, agency, and the role of writing in the digital age. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding technology to regain control over our digital lives and the physical world. They explore the idea that technological literacy involves not just knowing but creating and adapting, using examples like farming and energy production. The conversation also touches on the enduring value of written communication, arguing that text remains a powerful medium for thought and expression, despite the rise of other formats like video and audio. The dialogue highlights the need for collective action and specialized knowledge in navigating future technological and environmental challenges. | ||
