findings (as image, sound, and text) aphid.org/css/1/findin...

The piece was made as part of Leonardo's CripTech AI Lab incubator, where I was one of several disabled artists working with and against AI. Check out "Slow AI", a virtual exhibition of the culminating work of my fellow lab artists, cripping time and cripping tech. leonardo.info/d10/slow-ai

received images are analyzed using some slow, locally run, open image models to look at "enhanced" CT and MRI scans (it habitually finds faces in my liver) before being looped through transmission again, iteratively coding and decoding scanxiety...

Here’s a folder with the key assignments I use to get my students using Zotero. Along with this, they produce an annotated bibliography for a research prospectus and have to put all the annotations in Zotero. I introduce the platform in an in class workshop. drive.google.com/drive/folder...

this calls for adversarial PDFs

I refused to upload to proquest. it's probably been scraped because it's on the uc open access repository though, no regrets on that one.

There is a lot going on in this sentence:

"On 17 October, Gelsinger delivered his “Gutenberg moment” stump speech at Liberty University’s CEO Summit, which also featured Liz Truss, Michael Flynn and Dan T Cathy, the Chick-fil-A chairman, as keynote speakers."

www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

I've been waiting for deets about their new Linux based OS to take the plunge. mostly because it might mean better zotero support

Something I write about in The Celluloid Specimen is that eugenics has always had a futurist bent, one that often involves replacing human workers. I feel as though this aspect isn't discussed as much in how the general public uses of the term.