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  1. RE: dmv.community/@jcrabapple/1171

    From the Reuters article (link in quoted text) which looks like a thorough piece of investigative reporting: “Some investors were questioning what Meta had to show for its gargantuan spending on AI.”
    Reading the layoff plans & what Zuck (I guess) & any other decision/makers(?) in Meta thought their agentic-AI could actually deliver w/o staff… leads me to wonder what addled their… Brains…? Abilities? Intelligence?
    Is this just another group-think case study for MBA hopefuls?

    #AgenticAI #AI #addled #groupThink #caseStudy #ApparentAIRelatedLayoffs #simpleStructured #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  2. RE: dmv.community/@jcrabapple/1171

    From the Reuters article (link in quoted text) which looks like a thorough piece of investigative reporting: “Some investors were questioning what Meta had to show for its gargantuan spending on AI.”
    Reading the layoff plans & what Zuck (I guess) & any other decision/makers(?) in Meta thought their agentic-AI could actually deliver w/o staff… leads me to wonder what addled their… Brains…? Abilities? Intelligence?
    Is this just another group-think case study for MBA hopefuls?

    #AgenticAI #AI #addled #groupThink #caseStudy #ApparentAIRelatedLayoffs #simpleStructured #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  3. RE: dmv.community/@jcrabapple/1171

    From the Reuters article (link in quoted text) which looks like a thorough piece of investigative reporting: “Some investors were questioning what Meta had to show for its gargantuan spending on AI.”
    Reading the layoff plans & what Zuck (I guess) & any other decision/makers(?) in Meta thought their agentic-AI could actually deliver w/o staff… leads me to wonder what addled their… Brains…? Abilities? Intelligence?
    Is this just another group-think case study for MBA hopefuls?

    #AgenticAI #AI #addled #groupThink #caseStudy #ApparentAIRelatedLayoffs #simpleStructured #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  4. RE: dmv.community/@jcrabapple/1171

    From the Reuters article (link in quoted text) which looks like a thorough piece of investigative reporting: “Some investors were questioning what Meta had to show for its gargantuan spending on AI.”
    Reading the layoff plans & what Zuck (I guess) & any other decision/makers(?) in Meta thought their agentic-AI could actually deliver w/o staff… leads me to wonder what addled their… Brains…? Abilities? Intelligence?
    Is this just another group-think case study for MBA hopefuls?

    #AgenticAI #AI #addled #groupThink #caseStudy #ApparentAIRelatedLayoffs #simpleStructured #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  5. RE: dmv.community/@jcrabapple/1171

    From the Reuters article (link in quoted text) which looks like a thorough piece of investigative reporting: “Some investors were questioning what Meta had to show for its gargantuan spending on AI.”
    Reading the layoff plans & what Zuck (I guess) & any other decision/makers(?) in Meta thought their agentic-AI could actually deliver w/o staff… leads me to wonder what addled their… Brains…? Abilities? Intelligence?
    Is this just another group-think case study for MBA hopefuls?

    #AgenticAI #AI #addled #groupThink #caseStudy #ApparentAIRelatedLayoffs #simpleStructured #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  6. @lmgenealogy
    Resonates: “So far its great "promise" has mainly been accumulating money, while harms to ordinary people are increasingly studied and known.”
    Hasn’t cured cancer, hasn’t solved the climate catastrophe, hasn’t brought the corrupt & their cronies to justice, hasn’t [other examples go here…]

    #genAI #LLMs #AIHarms #consequences #noConsequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

    @agentultra @avilewis

  7. @lmgenealogy
    Resonates: “So far its great "promise" has mainly been accumulating money, while harms to ordinary people are increasingly studied and known.”
    Hasn’t cured cancer, hasn’t solved the climate catastrophe, hasn’t brought the corrupt & their cronies to justice, hasn’t [other examples go here…]

    #genAI #LLMs #AIHarms #consequences #noConsequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

    @agentultra @avilewis

  8. @lmgenealogy
    Resonates: “So far its great "promise" has mainly been accumulating money, while harms to ordinary people are increasingly studied and known.”
    Hasn’t cured cancer, hasn’t solved the climate catastrophe, hasn’t brought the corrupt & their cronies to justice, hasn’t [other examples go here…]

    #genAI #LLMs #AIHarms #consequences #noConsequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

    @agentultra @avilewis

  9. @lmgenealogy
    Resonates: “So far its great "promise" has mainly been accumulating money, while harms to ordinary people are increasingly studied and known.”
    Hasn’t cured cancer, hasn’t solved the climate catastrophe, hasn’t brought the corrupt & their cronies to justice, hasn’t [other examples go here…]

    #genAI #LLMs #AIHarms #consequences #noConsequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

    @agentultra @avilewis

  10. @lmgenealogy
    Resonates: “So far its great "promise" has mainly been accumulating money, while harms to ordinary people are increasingly studied and known.”
    Hasn’t cured cancer, hasn’t solved the climate catastrophe, hasn’t brought the corrupt & their cronies to justice, hasn’t [other examples go here…]

    #genAI #LLMs #AIHarms #consequences #noConsequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

    @agentultra @avilewis

  11. @maudenificent
    That’s funny - surprised a laugh out of me: you writing that your “first instinct is to write
    I swear to god…” The rest of it, of course, is not funny at all. But good on The Age’s investigative team for bringing such rubbish behaviour to light. Now, if only there could be some consequences!

    #consequences #badBehaviour #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  12. @maudenificent
    That’s funny - surprised a laugh out of me: you writing that your “first instinct is to write
    I swear to god…” The rest of it, of course, is not funny at all. But good on The Age’s investigative team for bringing such rubbish behaviour to light. Now, if only there could be some consequences!

    #consequences #badBehaviour #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  13. @maudenificent
    That’s funny - surprised a laugh out of me: you writing that your “first instinct is to write
    I swear to god…” The rest of it, of course, is not funny at all. But good on The Age’s investigative team for bringing such rubbish behaviour to light. Now, if only there could be some consequences!

    #consequences #badBehaviour #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  14. @maudenificent
    That’s funny - surprised a laugh out of me: you writing that your “first instinct is to write
    I swear to god…” The rest of it, of course, is not funny at all. But good on The Age’s investigative team for bringing such rubbish behaviour to light. Now, if only there could be some consequences!

    #consequences #badBehaviour #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  15. @maudenificent
    That’s funny - surprised a laugh out of me: you writing that your “first instinct is to write
    I swear to god…” The rest of it, of course, is not funny at all. But good on The Age’s investigative team for bringing such rubbish behaviour to light. Now, if only there could be some consequences!

    #consequences #badBehaviour #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  16. From the wrap up [my comments in square brackets]: “The TGA [Therapeutic Goods Administration - surely one of our least agile/active regulators] has spent the last year reviewing AI scribes… its findings will be released [soon], and any breaches [apparently some of the 12 or so in use may be in breach of the law] will be acted upon.

    “Chief executive of Patients Australia Lisa Robins believed all scribes should be regulated, as summarising a patient still involved decision-making by AI.

    “Dr Stevens [RACGP's Digital Health & Innovation chair & advisor for one of the biggest AI scribes - potential conflict of interest?] had concerns that extending regulation would only stifle future innovation. [never heard that one before /s]

    “… DRW [Digital Rights Watch, they did a report] is calling on the newly established AI Safety Institute to test AI scribes and publish a list of approved tools… similar to New Zealand's approach, where the national AI advisory group reviewed tools and last year gave approval for clinicians to use two AI tools: Heidi Health and iMed.

    “Ms Deveny [Chief Executive, Consumers Health Forum of Australia, which recommends asking a no. of questions about your doc’s use of AI that could potentially take up all your appointment time] said ensuring doctors were using AI safely could also be enforced in other ways, such as compulsory checks and balances built into the software, or during practice accreditation… every three years.”

    What did the patient say in the end?: “Ms Green said her trust in AI has been splintered by what happened and now would only give consent for AI if she had an established relationship with the doctor.

    “"I love AI … but the essential ingredient is the human. At the end of the day what's happened here is more about the lack of human involvement," she said.”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-14/ai-

    #AI #AI scribes #trustIssues #consentIssues #lackOfConsent #inaccurateReporting #lackOfHumanInvolvement #noRegulation #absentRegulator #healthcareHarms #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  17. From the wrap up [my comments in square brackets]: “The TGA [Therapeutic Goods Administration - surely one of our least agile/active regulators] has spent the last year reviewing AI scribes… its findings will be released [soon], and any breaches [apparently some of the 12 or so in use may be in breach of the law] will be acted upon.

    “Chief executive of Patients Australia Lisa Robins believed all scribes should be regulated, as summarising a patient still involved decision-making by AI.

    “Dr Stevens [RACGP's Digital Health & Innovation chair & advisor for one of the biggest AI scribes - potential conflict of interest?] had concerns that extending regulation would only stifle future innovation. [never heard that one before /s]

    “… DRW [Digital Rights Watch, they did a report] is calling on the newly established AI Safety Institute to test AI scribes and publish a list of approved tools… similar to New Zealand's approach, where the national AI advisory group reviewed tools and last year gave approval for clinicians to use two AI tools: Heidi Health and iMed.

    “Ms Deveny [Chief Executive, Consumers Health Forum of Australia, which recommends asking a no. of questions about your doc’s use of AI that could potentially take up all your appointment time] said ensuring doctors were using AI safely could also be enforced in other ways, such as compulsory checks and balances built into the software, or during practice accreditation… every three years.”

    What did the patient say in the end?: “Ms Green said her trust in AI has been splintered by what happened and now would only give consent for AI if she had an established relationship with the doctor.

    “"I love AI … but the essential ingredient is the human. At the end of the day what's happened here is more about the lack of human involvement," she said.”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-14/ai-

    #AI #AI scribes #trustIssues #consentIssues #lackOfConsent #inaccurateReporting #lackOfHumanInvolvement #noRegulation #absentRegulator #healthcareHarms #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  18. From the wrap up [my comments in square brackets]: “The TGA [Therapeutic Goods Administration - surely one of our least agile/active regulators] has spent the last year reviewing AI scribes… its findings will be released [soon], and any breaches [apparently some of the 12 or so in use may be in breach of the law] will be acted upon.

    “Chief executive of Patients Australia Lisa Robins believed all scribes should be regulated, as summarising a patient still involved decision-making by AI.

    “Dr Stevens [RACGP's Digital Health & Innovation chair & advisor for one of the biggest AI scribes - potential conflict of interest?] had concerns that extending regulation would only stifle future innovation. [never heard that one before /s]

    “… DRW [Digital Rights Watch, they did a report] is calling on the newly established AI Safety Institute to test AI scribes and publish a list of approved tools… similar to New Zealand's approach, where the national AI advisory group reviewed tools and last year gave approval for clinicians to use two AI tools: Heidi Health and iMed.

    “Ms Deveny [Chief Executive, Consumers Health Forum of Australia, which recommends asking a no. of questions about your doc’s use of AI that could potentially take up all your appointment time] said ensuring doctors were using AI safely could also be enforced in other ways, such as compulsory checks and balances built into the software, or during practice accreditation… every three years.”

    What did the patient say in the end?: “Ms Green said her trust in AI has been splintered by what happened and now would only give consent for AI if she had an established relationship with the doctor.

    “"I love AI … but the essential ingredient is the human. At the end of the day what's happened here is more about the lack of human involvement," she said.”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-14/ai-

    #AI #AI scribes #trustIssues #consentIssues #lackOfConsent #inaccurateReporting #lackOfHumanInvolvement #noRegulation #absentRegulator #healthcareHarms #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  19. From the wrap up [my comments in square brackets]: “The TGA [Therapeutic Goods Administration - surely one of our least agile/active regulators] has spent the last year reviewing AI scribes… its findings will be released [soon], and any breaches [apparently some of the 12 or so in use may be in breach of the law] will be acted upon.

    “Chief executive of Patients Australia Lisa Robins believed all scribes should be regulated, as summarising a patient still involved decision-making by AI.

    “Dr Stevens [RACGP's Digital Health & Innovation chair & advisor for one of the biggest AI scribes - potential conflict of interest?] had concerns that extending regulation would only stifle future innovation. [never heard that one before /s]

    “… DRW [Digital Rights Watch, they did a report] is calling on the newly established AI Safety Institute to test AI scribes and publish a list of approved tools… similar to New Zealand's approach, where the national AI advisory group reviewed tools and last year gave approval for clinicians to use two AI tools: Heidi Health and iMed.

    “Ms Deveny [Chief Executive, Consumers Health Forum of Australia, which recommends asking a no. of questions about your doc’s use of AI that could potentially take up all your appointment time] said ensuring doctors were using AI safely could also be enforced in other ways, such as compulsory checks and balances built into the software, or during practice accreditation… every three years.”

    What did the patient say in the end?: “Ms Green said her trust in AI has been splintered by what happened and now would only give consent for AI if she had an established relationship with the doctor.

    “"I love AI … but the essential ingredient is the human. At the end of the day what's happened here is more about the lack of human involvement," she said.”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-14/ai-

    #AI #AI scribes #trustIssues #consentIssues #lackOfConsent #inaccurateReporting #lackOfHumanInvolvement #noRegulation #absentRegulator #healthcareHarms #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  20. From the wrap up [my comments in square brackets]: “The TGA [Therapeutic Goods Administration - surely one of our least agile/active regulators] has spent the last year reviewing AI scribes… its findings will be released [soon], and any breaches [apparently some of the 12 or so in use may be in breach of the law] will be acted upon.

    “Chief executive of Patients Australia Lisa Robins believed all scribes should be regulated, as summarising a patient still involved decision-making by AI.

    “Dr Stevens [RACGP's Digital Health & Innovation chair & advisor for one of the biggest AI scribes - potential conflict of interest?] had concerns that extending regulation would only stifle future innovation. [never heard that one before /s]

    “… DRW [Digital Rights Watch, they did a report] is calling on the newly established AI Safety Institute to test AI scribes and publish a list of approved tools… similar to New Zealand's approach, where the national AI advisory group reviewed tools and last year gave approval for clinicians to use two AI tools: Heidi Health and iMed.

    “Ms Deveny [Chief Executive, Consumers Health Forum of Australia, which recommends asking a no. of questions about your doc’s use of AI that could potentially take up all your appointment time] said ensuring doctors were using AI safely could also be enforced in other ways, such as compulsory checks and balances built into the software, or during practice accreditation… every three years.”

    What did the patient say in the end?: “Ms Green said her trust in AI has been splintered by what happened and now would only give consent for AI if she had an established relationship with the doctor.

    “"I love AI … but the essential ingredient is the human. At the end of the day what's happened here is more about the lack of human involvement," she said.”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-14/ai-

    #AI #AI scribes #trustIssues #consentIssues #lackOfConsent #inaccurateReporting #lackOfHumanInvolvement #noRegulation #absentRegulator #healthcareHarms #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  21. @jhaue
    Excellent question. 🤔
    Reading through Deutsche Welles’ coverage of the rivers running dry (Rhine, Danube, etc) and local consequences (barges only a quarter loaded & cost implications for various industries, nuclear power stations reducing generation because not enough water or water temperature too high, etc) there’s a lot on local short term mitigation but little mention of action on the longer term beyond motherhood statements (like need to reduce fossil fuel burning). It’s very disappointing. ☹️

    #fossilFuels #riversRunDry #shortTermMitigation #climateCatastrophe #climateCrisis #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  22. @jhaue
    Excellent question. 🤔
    Reading through Deutsche Welles’ coverage of the rivers running dry (Rhine, Danube, etc) and local consequences (barges only a quarter loaded & cost implications for various industries, nuclear power stations reducing generation because not enough water or water temperature too high, etc) there’s a lot on local short term mitigation but little mention of action on the longer term beyond motherhood statements (like need to reduce fossil fuel burning). It’s very disappointing. ☹️

    #fossilFuels #riversRunDry #shortTermMitigation #climateCatastrophe #climateCrisis #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  23. @jhaue
    Excellent question. 🤔
    Reading through Deutsche Welles’ coverage of the rivers running dry (Rhine, Danube, etc) and local consequences (barges only a quarter loaded & cost implications for various industries, nuclear power stations reducing generation because not enough water or water temperature too high, etc) there’s a lot on local short term mitigation but little mention of action on the longer term beyond motherhood statements (like need to reduce fossil fuel burning). It’s very disappointing. ☹️

    #fossilFuels #riversRunDry #shortTermMitigation #climateCatastrophe #climateCrisis #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  24. @jhaue
    Excellent question. 🤔
    Reading through Deutsche Welles’ coverage of the rivers running dry (Rhine, Danube, etc) and local consequences (barges only a quarter loaded & cost implications for various industries, nuclear power stations reducing generation because not enough water or water temperature too high, etc) there’s a lot on local short term mitigation but little mention of action on the longer term beyond motherhood statements (like need to reduce fossil fuel burning). It’s very disappointing. ☹️

    #fossilFuels #riversRunDry #shortTermMitigation #climateCatastrophe #climateCrisis #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  25. @jhaue
    Excellent question. 🤔
    Reading through Deutsche Welles’ coverage of the rivers running dry (Rhine, Danube, etc) and local consequences (barges only a quarter loaded & cost implications for various industries, nuclear power stations reducing generation because not enough water or water temperature too high, etc) there’s a lot on local short term mitigation but little mention of action on the longer term beyond motherhood statements (like need to reduce fossil fuel burning). It’s very disappointing. ☹️

    #fossilFuels #riversRunDry #shortTermMitigation #climateCatastrophe #climateCrisis #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  26. @CharlieMcHenry
    A terrible rollcall of preventable communicable diseases. That’s the trouble with public health: it’s mostly invisible and only noticeable (& valued) when it fails. ☹️

    #publicHealth #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  27. @CharlieMcHenry
    A terrible rollcall of preventable communicable diseases. That’s the trouble with public health: it’s mostly invisible and only noticeable (& valued) when it fails. ☹️

    #publicHealth #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  28. @CharlieMcHenry
    A terrible rollcall of preventable communicable diseases. That’s the trouble with public health: it’s mostly invisible and only noticeable (& valued) when it fails. ☹️

    #publicHealth #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  29. @CharlieMcHenry
    A terrible rollcall of preventable communicable diseases. That’s the trouble with public health: it’s mostly invisible and only noticeable (& valued) when it fails. ☹️

    #publicHealth #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  30. @CharlieMcHenry
    A terrible rollcall of preventable communicable diseases. That’s the trouble with public health: it’s mostly invisible and only noticeable (& valued) when it fails. ☹️

    #publicHealth #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  31. RE: todon.eu/@regendans/1170450176

    On the gap between those profiting & responsible & those paying for it; translated into English: "”High time for ExxonMobil and co. to pay the climate bill

    “Dieter De Cleene is a science journalist at De Morgen. While the contrast between the rising climate bill and the towering profits of the cause of the problem is getting worse, the bill essentially falls to those who are least responsible. That is becoming increasingly difficult to justify, he writes."”

    #climateCatastrophe #fossilFuels #energyPolitics #theClimateBill #windfallProfits #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  32. RE: todon.eu/@regendans/1170450176

    On the gap between those profiting & responsible & those paying for it; translated into English: "”High time for ExxonMobil and co. to pay the climate bill

    “Dieter De Cleene is a science journalist at De Morgen. While the contrast between the rising climate bill and the towering profits of the cause of the problem is getting worse, the bill essentially falls to those who are least responsible. That is becoming increasingly difficult to justify, he writes."”

    #climateCatastrophe #fossilFuels #energyPolitics #theClimateBill #windfallProfits #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  33. RE: todon.eu/@regendans/1170450176

    On the gap between those profiting & responsible & those paying for it; translated into English: "”High time for ExxonMobil and co. to pay the climate bill

    “Dieter De Cleene is a science journalist at De Morgen. While the contrast between the rising climate bill and the towering profits of the cause of the problem is getting worse, the bill essentially falls to those who are least responsible. That is becoming increasingly difficult to justify, he writes."”

    #climateCatastrophe #fossilFuels #energyPolitics #theClimateBill #windfallProfits #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  34. RE: todon.eu/@regendans/1170450176

    On the gap between those profiting & responsible & those paying for it; translated into English: "”High time for ExxonMobil and co. to pay the climate bill

    “Dieter De Cleene is a science journalist at De Morgen. While the contrast between the rising climate bill and the towering profits of the cause of the problem is getting worse, the bill essentially falls to those who are least responsible. That is becoming increasingly difficult to justify, he writes."”

    #climateCatastrophe #fossilFuels #energyPolitics #theClimateBill #windfallProfits #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  35. RE: todon.eu/@regendans/1170450176

    On the gap between those profiting & responsible & those paying for it; translated into English: "”High time for ExxonMobil and co. to pay the climate bill

    “Dieter De Cleene is a science journalist at De Morgen. While the contrast between the rising climate bill and the towering profits of the cause of the problem is getting worse, the bill essentially falls to those who are least responsible. That is becoming increasingly difficult to justify, he writes."”

    #climateCatastrophe #fossilFuels #energyPolitics #theClimateBill #windfallProfits #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  36. RE: metalhead.club/@SteveClough/11

    Such a BIG central idea & true that it’s not being picked up in this context. Yes, the need for reform, then the bigger questions: how, to what, with what, and all the rest of it. Mature political discourse & debate in safe ways for everyone. I long for it - maybe we all do, each at our own level. Thanks for sharing your observations & initiating!

    #UKPol #politics #reform #startingPoint #systemicReform #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  37. RE: metalhead.club/@SteveClough/11

    Such a BIG central idea & true that it’s not being picked up in this context. Yes, the need for reform, then the bigger questions: how, to what, with what, and all the rest of it. Mature political discourse & debate in safe ways for everyone. I long for it - maybe we all do, each at our own level. Thanks for sharing your observations & initiating!

    #UKPol #politics #reform #startingPoint #systemicReform #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  38. RE: metalhead.club/@SteveClough/11

    Such a BIG central idea & true that it’s not being picked up in this context. Yes, the need for reform, then the bigger questions: how, to what, with what, and all the rest of it. Mature political discourse & debate in safe ways for everyone. I long for it - maybe we all do, each at our own level. Thanks for sharing your observations & initiating!

    #UKPol #politics #reform #startingPoint #systemicReform #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  39. RE: metalhead.club/@SteveClough/11

    Such a BIG central idea & true that it’s not being picked up in this context. Yes, the need for reform, then the bigger questions: how, to what, with what, and all the rest of it. Mature political discourse & debate in safe ways for everyone. I long for it - maybe we all do, each at our own level. Thanks for sharing your observations & initiating!

    #UKPol #politics #reform #startingPoint #systemicReform #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  40. RE: metalhead.club/@SteveClough/11

    Such a BIG central idea & true that it’s not being picked up in this context. Yes, the need for reform, then the bigger questions: how, to what, with what, and all the rest of it. Mature political discourse & debate in safe ways for everyone. I long for it - maybe we all do, each at our own level. Thanks for sharing your observations & initiating!

    #UKPol #politics #reform #startingPoint #systemicReform #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  41. @AlexGallagher
    Excellent! Count Binface is really giving it a good run. Makes a good point that while many of those - misled by the lies - who voted for Brexit are “statistically dead”, it’s the young who are & will be wearing the consequences. Glad his team won the debate. 😀🙏🏻

    #BinForTheWin #UKPol #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  42. @AlexGallagher
    Excellent! Count Binface is really giving it a good run. Makes a good point that while many of those - misled by the lies - who voted for Brexit are “statistically dead”, it’s the young who are & will be wearing the consequences. Glad his team won the debate. 😀🙏🏻

    #BinForTheWin #UKPol #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  43. @AlexGallagher
    Excellent! Count Binface is really giving it a good run. Makes a good point that while many of those - misled by the lies - who voted for Brexit are “statistically dead”, it’s the young who are & will be wearing the consequences. Glad his team won the debate. 😀🙏🏻

    #BinForTheWin #UKPol #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  44. @AlexGallagher
    Excellent! Count Binface is really giving it a good run. Makes a good point that while many of those - misled by the lies - who voted for Brexit are “statistically dead”, it’s the young who are & will be wearing the consequences. Glad his team won the debate. 😀🙏🏻

    #BinForTheWin #UKPol #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  45. @AlexGallagher
    Excellent! Count Binface is really giving it a good run. Makes a good point that while many of those - misled by the lies - who voted for Brexit are “statistically dead”, it’s the young who are & will be wearing the consequences. Glad his team won the debate. 😀🙏🏻

    #BinForTheWin #UKPol #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  46. @andyjennings
    Yes. If there are no consequences, why bother?

    Even if Telstra are fined, say, what does that do? Just makes the sloppy poor service more expensive for those forced to use it.

    #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  47. @andyjennings
    Yes. If there are no consequences, why bother?

    Even if Telstra are fined, say, what does that do? Just makes the sloppy poor service more expensive for those forced to use it.

    #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  48. @andyjennings
    Yes. If there are no consequences, why bother?

    Even if Telstra are fined, say, what does that do? Just makes the sloppy poor service more expensive for those forced to use it.

    #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  49. @andyjennings
    Yes. If there are no consequences, why bother?

    Even if Telstra are fined, say, what does that do? Just makes the sloppy poor service more expensive for those forced to use it.

    #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  50. @andyjennings
    Yes. If there are no consequences, why bother?

    Even if Telstra are fined, say, what does that do? Just makes the sloppy poor service more expensive for those forced to use it.

    #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  51. @drunkenmadman
    Frightening. 🙀 Two smart people very much taken in & manipulated & not in a good way. Nothing in common except maybe loneliness; & the first guy’s cat died (sounded like he had no one to talk to about his feelings about that; quite common in our society - no one wants to know about your grief, few have mastered the art of just listening & letting you be sad… gross overstatement, but covers some truth). 😿

    Elon Musk’s X or whatever bit of his empire runs the Grok version of ‘AI LLM agentic thing pretending to be nearly a person’ never responded to enquiries (in their rude & usual arrogance). 😡

    The researcher & reporter ask what are the harms with more subtle cases? 🤔 Feel like we all want to know that… are we in mind control experiments if we use these things… 🤔
    It could be nice to have some reassurances. 😮

    #AI #LLMs #Grok #harms #manipulated #manipulation #mindControl #realLiveExperiments #PygmalionComplex #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  52. @drunkenmadman
    Frightening. 🙀 Two smart people very much taken in & manipulated & not in a good way. Nothing in common except maybe loneliness; & the first guy’s cat died (sounded like he had no one to talk to about his feelings about that; quite common in our society - no one wants to know about your grief, few have mastered the art of just listening & letting you be sad… gross overstatement, but covers some truth). 😿

    Elon Musk’s X or whatever bit of his empire runs the Grok version of ‘AI LLM agentic thing pretending to be nearly a person’ never responded to enquiries (in their rude & usual arrogance). 😡

    The researcher & reporter ask what are the harms with more subtle cases? 🤔 Feel like we all want to know that… are we in mind control experiments if we use these things… 🤔
    It could be nice to have some reassurances. 😮

    #AI #LLMs #Grok #harms #manipulated #manipulation #mindControl #realLiveExperiments #PygmalionComplex #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  53. @drunkenmadman
    Frightening. 🙀 Two smart people very much taken in & manipulated & not in a good way. Nothing in common except maybe loneliness; & the first guy’s cat died (sounded like he had no one to talk to about his feelings about that; quite common in our society - no one wants to know about your grief, few have mastered the art of just listening & letting you be sad… gross overstatement, but covers some truth). 😿

    Elon Musk’s X or whatever bit of his empire runs the Grok version of ‘AI LLM agentic thing pretending to be nearly a person’ never responded to enquiries (in their rude & usual arrogance). 😡

    The researcher & reporter ask what are the harms with more subtle cases? 🤔 Feel like we all want to know that… are we in mind control experiments if we use these things… 🤔
    It could be nice to have some reassurances. 😮

    #AI #LLMs #Grok #harms #manipulated #manipulation #mindControl #realLiveExperiments #PygmalionComplex #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  54. @drunkenmadman
    Frightening. 🙀 Two smart people very much taken in & manipulated & not in a good way. Nothing in common except maybe loneliness; & the first guy’s cat died (sounded like he had no one to talk to about his feelings about that; quite common in our society - no one wants to know about your grief, few have mastered the art of just listening & letting you be sad… gross overstatement, but covers some truth). 😿

    Elon Musk’s X or whatever bit of his empire runs the Grok version of ‘AI LLM agentic thing pretending to be nearly a person’ never responded to enquiries (in their rude & usual arrogance). 😡

    The researcher & reporter ask what are the harms with more subtle cases? 🤔 Feel like we all want to know that… are we in mind control experiments if we use these things… 🤔
    It could be nice to have some reassurances. 😮

    #AI #LLMs #Grok #harms #manipulated #manipulation #mindControl #realLiveExperiments #PygmalionComplex #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  55. @drunkenmadman
    Frightening. 🙀 Two smart people very much taken in & manipulated & not in a good way. Nothing in common except maybe loneliness; & the first guy’s cat died (sounded like he had no one to talk to about his feelings about that; quite common in our society - no one wants to know about your grief, few have mastered the art of just listening & letting you be sad… gross overstatement, but covers some truth). 😿

    Elon Musk’s X or whatever bit of his empire runs the Grok version of ‘AI LLM agentic thing pretending to be nearly a person’ never responded to enquiries (in their rude & usual arrogance). 😡

    The researcher & reporter ask what are the harms with more subtle cases? 🤔 Feel like we all want to know that… are we in mind control experiments if we use these things… 🤔
    It could be nice to have some reassurances. 😮

    #AI #LLMs #Grok #harms #manipulated #manipulation #mindControl #realLiveExperiments #PygmalionComplex #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  56. On the recent Telstra outage, looks like there are/will be few if any consequences. ABC reports:
    “The Telstra incident has led to further questions about what more the government could do to protect customers from future outages.

    “Senator Hanson-Young said tougher regulations were needed.

    “"There's no right to compensation for customers or penalties on the companies for failed mobile phone service," she said.

    “"We need stronger laws, stronger enforcement and stronger penalties."”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-11/tel

    #AusPol #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #badTime #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  57. On the recent Telstra outage, looks like there are/will be few if any consequences. ABC reports:
    “The Telstra incident has led to further questions about what more the government could do to protect customers from future outages.

    “Senator Hanson-Young said tougher regulations were needed.

    “"There's no right to compensation for customers or penalties on the companies for failed mobile phone service," she said.

    “"We need stronger laws, stronger enforcement and stronger penalties."”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-11/tel

    #AusPol #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #badTime #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  58. On the recent Telstra outage, looks like there are/will be few if any consequences. ABC reports:
    “The Telstra incident has led to further questions about what more the government could do to protect customers from future outages.

    “Senator Hanson-Young said tougher regulations were needed.

    “"There's no right to compensation for customers or penalties on the companies for failed mobile phone service," she said.

    “"We need stronger laws, stronger enforcement and stronger penalties."”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-11/tel

    #AusPol #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #badTime #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  59. On the recent Telstra outage, looks like there are/will be few if any consequences. ABC reports:
    “The Telstra incident has led to further questions about what more the government could do to protect customers from future outages.

    “Senator Hanson-Young said tougher regulations were needed.

    “"There's no right to compensation for customers or penalties on the companies for failed mobile phone service," she said.

    “"We need stronger laws, stronger enforcement and stronger penalties."”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-11/tel

    #AusPol #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #badTime #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses

  60. On the recent Telstra outage, looks like there are/will be few if any consequences. ABC reports:
    “The Telstra incident has led to further questions about what more the government could do to protect customers from future outages.

    “Senator Hanson-Young said tougher regulations were needed.

    “"There's no right to compensation for customers or penalties on the companies for failed mobile phone service," she said.

    “"We need stronger laws, stronger enforcement and stronger penalties."”

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-11/tel

    #AusPol #telecommunications #Telstra #outage #badTime #consequences #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses