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@guenterhack as if Austrian economics hadn't done enough damage yet!

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@guenterhack as if Austrian economics hadn't done enough damage yet!

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Professor of Artistic Practice

The newly hired professor in the area of “Post Internet Praxis” will shape the English-language Master's Major in "Art:ificial Studies" (to be launched in 2025). The new major curriculum at the MA level is designed for students who are interested in the intersections of art, artificial intelligence technologies, and society.

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Come work with us!

Professor of Artistic Practice

The newly hired professor in the area of “Post Internet Praxis” will shape the English-language Master's Major in "Art:ificial Studies" (to be launched in 2025). The new major curriculum at the MA level is designed for students who are interested in the intersections of art, artificial intelligence technologies, and society.

https://apply.refline.ch/788531/1006/p ub/2/index.html

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@jesusmargar

hahaha. Tha's also the only threads account I follow :)

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@jesusmargar

hahaha. Tha's also the only threads account I follow :)

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@urlyman @Rushkoff @emenel @azeemazhar @baldur

OK, I see pretty McLuhanesque :)

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@urlyman @Rushkoff @emenel @azeemazhar @baldur

OK, I see pretty McLuhanesque :)

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I just remembered all the discussions about half a year ago about #threads building a bridge to the #fediverse. It seemed like a big deal.

There were calls for preemptive bans based on the Meta's history of bad behavior, and calls for not banning, so people could flee the walled gardens of corporate media and move to the green pastures of the Fediverse.

We here at TLDR opted for a wait-and-see approach. But, frankly., I haven't seen anything.

Did I miss something? If not, then why was this such a non-event?

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I just remembered all the discussions about half a year ago about #threads building a bridge to the #fediverse. It seemed like a big deal.

There were calls for preemptive bans based on the Meta's history of bad behavior, and calls for not banning, so people could flee the walled gardens of corporate media and move to the green pastures of the Fediverse.

We here at TLDR opted for a wait-and-see approach. But, frankly., I haven't seen anything.

Did I miss something? If not, then why was this such a non-event?

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@urlyman @Rushkoff @emenel @azeemazhar @baldur is there an URL to the Ruskhoff reference?

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@urlyman @Rushkoff @emenel @azeemazhar @baldur is there an URL to the Ruskhoff reference?

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@emenel @urlyman @azeemazhar @baldur

By "less compute" I don't only mean less power to run computation, but less computation as such. So, it's not just an ecological, but also an epistemological or social question.

Right now, we have the attitude that every problem can be improved by adding computation to it, that is, by quantifying components and relations and then running some transformative algorithms on the data as a way of understanding and affecting the problem.

But perhaps there are cases that could be improved by removing or reducing computation from the process and making room for other problem-solving strategies. Robots in care work might be an obvious example of less compute improving the solutions.

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@emenel @urlyman @azeemazhar @baldur

By "less compute" I don't only mean less power to run computation, but less computation as such. So, it's not just an ecological, but also an epistemological or social question.

Right now, we have the attitude that every problem can be improved by adding computation to it, that is, by quantifying components and relations and then running some transformative algorithms on the data as a way of understanding and affecting the problem.

But perhaps there are cases that could be improved by removing or reducing computation from the process and making room for other problem-solving strategies. Robots in care work might be an obvious example of less compute improving the solutions.

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We can imagine a future that requires less "compute" than today to provide the services we actually need?

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We can imagine a future that requires less "compute" than today to provide the services we actually need?

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@urlyman @baldur Like this notion of efficiency between the power it takes to process information via AI and via a human brain.

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@urlyman @baldur Like this notion of efficiency between the power it takes to process information via AI and via a human brain.