Clemens Oertel
@clemens.oertel.ca
Not only is this a terrible idea to use AI for, parents are also not asked for consent. Just another form of profiling. Instead of ensuring enough teachers are being hired, and are given the resources they need, the Quebec government seems to be looking for a cheap shortcut, again.
AI is being used in Quebec public schools to detect kids’ risks of dropping out. The government says that parents can’t opt out. Data about their kids will be used to train the algorithm.
@evegaumond.bsky.social and I are helping parents protect their rights.
www.allianceimpact.org/cases
@evegaumond.bsky.social and I are helping parents protect their rights.
www.allianceimpact.org/cases
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June 14, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Not only is this a terrible idea to use AI for, parents are also not asked for consent. Just another form of profiling. Instead of ensuring enough teachers are being hired, and are given the resources they need, the Quebec government seems to be looking for a cheap shortcut, again.
All the multi-data-centre, multi-cloud strategies are pointless, when in the end it's single-jurisdiction and one executive order can put you out of business.
May 27, 2025 at 4:50 PM
All the multi-data-centre, multi-cloud strategies are pointless, when in the end it's single-jurisdiction and one executive order can put you out of business.
This ought to be a wake-up call not just for NGOs, governments and companies, but individuals as well. How much does one want to rely on Gmail, Outlook, Login with such-and-such, US-based password managers, etc.? What if it'd be all inaccessible all of a sudden? www.thedissident.news/internationa...
International Civil Society's Tech Stack is in Extreme Danger
Many in the international community are not ready for the US to abuse its hegemonic power in ways that directly destroy the ability for international NGO's and even liberal democratic governments to f...
www.thedissident.news
May 27, 2025 at 4:34 PM
This ought to be a wake-up call not just for NGOs, governments and companies, but individuals as well. How much does one want to rely on Gmail, Outlook, Login with such-and-such, US-based password managers, etc.? What if it'd be all inaccessible all of a sudden? www.thedissident.news/internationa...
Reposted by Clemens Oertel
The Misinformation Cliff. From "Health in Pictures," the American Public Health Association, 1930
December 14, 2024 at 8:01 PM
The Misinformation Cliff. From "Health in Pictures," the American Public Health Association, 1930
While you’re at it, RFK Jr, why don’t you also check if earth isn’t flat after all? And whether the sun revolves around Trump?
The World Health Organization has definitely ruled out a connection between autism and the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine or other childhood inoculations.
RFK Jr to research unsupported link between vaccines and autism, Trump says
Trump claims in NBC interview ‘something’s wrong’ with health in US and Kennedy, his cabinet pick, will explore it
www.theguardian.com
December 9, 2024 at 11:11 PM
While you’re at it, RFK Jr, why don’t you also check if earth isn’t flat after all? And whether the sun revolves around Trump?
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