“How China Is Using Artificial Intelligence in Classrooms”—WSJ pic.twitter.com/2inopPG3Hv
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) April 25, 2023
“How China Is Using Artificial Intelligence in Classrooms”—WSJ pic.twitter.com/2inopPG3Hv
— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) April 25, 2023
The hottest series of days in 100,000 years. The world, for its part, looked away. Nobody much noticed. Us, humankind, going through this historic, epochal change. Things will never be the same again — not even if, somehow, the temperature “goes back down,” because the planet, of course, will by then have been altered, profoundly.
Those of us who are paying attention, though, might have begun to wonder: what about this thing called “civilizational collapse”? How close is it? What does it really mean?
LINK: https://eand.co/are-we-facing-the-reality-of-civilizational-collapse-18d2817cf85d
Tedious that this is still a thing, but we just got rejected from the north carolina "anarchist" bookfair, because of atassa… pic.twitter.com/EOIKyeTkv8
— littleblackcart (@littleblackcart) June 27, 2023
As the U.S. deals with a nationwide swatting wave, Motherboard has traced much of the activity to a particular swatting-as-a-service account on Telegram. Torswats uses synthesized voices to pressure law enforcement to specific locations.
LINK: https://www.vice.com/en/article/k7z8be/torswats-computer-generated-ai-voice-swatting
Hundreds of teenagers flooded into Downtown Chicago on Saturday night, smashing car windows, trying to get into Millennium Park, and prompting a major police response. A woman whose car was smashed by people jumping on the windshield said her husband was beaten as he sat in the driver’s seat. Police were escorting tourists and others back to their cars in the Millennium Park garage.
The water in the Colorado River is becoming an increasingly desirable investment target for private investment companies as it is becoming an increasingly scarce natural resource in the American West. One of the most significant landowners in the Grand Valley is an investment company called Water Asset Management, which is based in New York and has made at least $20 million worth of investments in Western Colorado over the course of the past five years.