🚓🔍 How does technology shape what counts as "fact" in policing? Our new paper A matter of facts explores how Science and Technology Studies (STS) can shed light on the digitalisation of policing and the knowledge practices it entails.

One series. Infinite adventures. A new season of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds premieres this summer! #StarTrek #StrangeNewWorlds ⁦Paramount+⁩ ⁦Star Trek⁩ ⁦

Did the White House use ChatGPT Vibe Code a retarded formula for our tariffs and then were too dumb to cover it up? Yes. Here's the wildest trade story you missed today 🧵👇

Så bra @aftenposten.no trykker kritikk av Aftenposten. Kritiserer Aftenposten i dag for å generere en KI-rapport og å likestille det med forskning aftenposten.no/meninger/debat…

I want to give credit to my editors, who asked me to write 2,000 words on why Andrew Tate wears such tight pants. I submitted 3,700. They asked if I really needed to start with a story about the industrial revolution and I said "yes, absolutely don't cut" bloomberg.com/features/2025-…

Det har ikke blitt veldig mye lettere å snakke om spill med de som ikke spiller – hvorfor er det slik? Og hvorfor må vi "få noe igjen" for å spille for at det skal være verd tiden? Jeg har rantet. pressfire.no/artikkel/den-e…

*looking up after 7 straight hours of being on my phone* “there literally aren’t enough hours in the day to get anything done”

They "looked at 25,000 workers across 7,000 workspaces, focusing on occupations believed to be susceptible to disruption by AI." "On average, employees saved 3% of their time, while just 3%-7% of their productivity gains came back to them in the form of higher pay." Abysmal.

In a guest post for Understanding AI (Timothy B. Lee), I write about how I got fooled by AI-for-science hype, and what it taught me. I argue that AI is unlikely to revolutionize science, and much more likely to be a normal tool of incremental, uneven scientific progress.

🚓📡 New Publication Alert! "Seeing as One? Materialisation and Distribution of the Police-drone Gaze" How does technology reshape what the police see—and what they know?

"The NBER paper comes on the heels of other indications suggesting that AI’s potential, while tremendous, has been vastly overstated in the media and the market." But they're doing the exact overstatement here with the phrase "while tremendous." fortune.com/2025/05/18/ai-…

We are looking for one more peer reviewer for a manuscript titled "Playfully Anachronistic and Historically Inauthentic: Understanding Resistance to Diverse Representation in Call of Duty: Vanguard"😀 Please see the attached image for the abstract (1/2)

this is what internationalist intersectionality looks like

China is cracking down on young women who write gay erotica bbc.in/4lp1UaC

Excited to share our paper: "Chain-of-Thought Is Not Explainability"! We unpack a critical misconception in AI: models explaining their Chain-of-Thought (CoT) steps aren't necessarily revealing their true reasoning. Spoiler: transparency of CoT can be an illusion. (1/9) 🧵

Investing really early in anti-robot slurs. Gonna be like investing in Netflix in 2004.

History shows that technological genies are very often put back in the bottle when they prove to be destructive, dangerous or show no return on investment. My new article in Unherd. unherd.com/2025/08/how-to…

Google, Meta, and OpenAI brag about their AI ‘scientists’ publishing revolutionary research. But a landmark study just found their ‘groundbreaking’ research fails 100% of real-world experiments & scores 3/10 on scientific rigor. Here’s what’s buried beneath the AI hype cycle:

In democracies, we're told, politicians exist to reflect and enact the popular will; but the truth is, politicians' primary occupation is *thwarting* the will of the people, in preference to the will of a small group of wealthy, powerful people. 1/

I’m excited to share our new nature paper 📝, which provides strong evidence that the walkability of our built environment matters a great deal to our physical activity and health. Details in thread.🧵 nature.com/articles/s4158…