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@mlanger Agreed, it is perplexing. I think it is the ongoing corporate devil to trick us into giving up our rights. Double edge funhouse of mirrors after things like Napster, etc is positioning copyright as bad and something corporations only wield so it can be weakened overall.

I have been struggling to understand why so many people would gleefully and openly celebrate the theft of writing and art via AI. Then I realize they haven’t ever had something that they personally brought to life, nurtured, loved and was immensely proud of, let alone depended on for paying the bills and feeding their families—they’ve never had anything they needed to protect at all costs, and that leaves me even sadder than I was before.

Care is the opposite of algorithmic detachment and abstraction. - Dan McQuillan

@cogdog There is no turning back now. But then again I already knew you'd be at the front of the pack when they start rounding up the dog people!!

@sleslie I've been meaning to fix that -- thanks for reminder. Gotta be mobile friendly.

Went to see Sumo yesterday - yet another lovely assessment of masculinity.

I read one fiction and non-fiction in any given moment to keep things balanced — I just finish the Poppy War and Resisting AI.

When I read a book after the wife I get her commentary.

Riding with the Rockweiller in the sidecar on the west side of Central Park.

Poppy insists on pooping in front of BMW showroom at 7:00 AM every morning.

I asked Audrey where the Hindenburg crashed -- she said the cover of Led Zeppelin One.

Kin Lane boosted

My team at Internet Archive has 3 open roles: a senior product manager (we build web and digital preservation services for mission-aligned memory and cultural heritage institutions), a senior AI engineer (exploring how we might use AI/ML to better surface human-authored content to humans), and a (non-senior) backend software engineer.

If you want to help keep this ember glowing and growing, and are up for some unique challenges, please apply!

archive.org/about/jobs

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