Kathleen
@deloebrenti.bsky.social
Librarian, copyright nerd, music lover, kpop stan, rabblerouser. All unintelligible typos my own and unintentional. Yet ubiquitous.
Anyone who works in information literacy knew this immediately.
November 19, 2025 at 6:19 PM
Anyone who works in information literacy knew this immediately.
The star trek of it all is very alluring, but it erases any opportunity for human expertise to intervene to correct errors. When a student puts your lecture into the LLM themselves, they can still intervene at points where it's clear the to failed *bc* they still have the original context.
November 19, 2025 at 6:16 PM
The star trek of it all is very alluring, but it erases any opportunity for human expertise to intervene to correct errors. When a student puts your lecture into the LLM themselves, they can still intervene at points where it's clear the to failed *bc* they still have the original context.
I just had a really interesting convo about this after hearing a rumor that faculty somewhere were making deep fakes of themselves lecturing in languages they didn't speak
November 19, 2025 at 6:14 PM
I just had a really interesting convo about this after hearing a rumor that faculty somewhere were making deep fakes of themselves lecturing in languages they didn't speak
Reposted by Kathleen
And it's important to note that this is bad **even if you happen to get the right answer**
because it is still changing the nature of the interaction from "evaluate possibilities and draw a conclusion" to "ask for an answer and receive it"
because it is still changing the nature of the interaction from "evaluate possibilities and draw a conclusion" to "ask for an answer and receive it"
The LLM actively reduces the available context for the information it provides, which is bad.
But even worse, it *trains people to accept information without context*
But even worse, it *trains people to accept information without context*
November 19, 2025 at 4:15 PM
And it's important to note that this is bad **even if you happen to get the right answer**
because it is still changing the nature of the interaction from "evaluate possibilities and draw a conclusion" to "ask for an answer and receive it"
because it is still changing the nature of the interaction from "evaluate possibilities and draw a conclusion" to "ask for an answer and receive it"
All this to avoid revising tenure processes to incentivize open, university owned publishing and peer review.
November 19, 2025 at 4:39 AM
All this to avoid revising tenure processes to incentivize open, university owned publishing and peer review.
I feel this way about tiktok 1.0. It was such a rich text
November 17, 2025 at 5:24 PM
I feel this way about tiktok 1.0. It was such a rich text
We have such a fragmented media culture - i love this! I always wonder what is like with my parent friends when everyone on the family has different media everything. Such a cool way to maintain shared space.
November 17, 2025 at 3:14 AM
We have such a fragmented media culture - i love this! I always wonder what is like with my parent friends when everyone on the family has different media everything. Such a cool way to maintain shared space.
So glad you got to see it! It's such a special spot.
November 16, 2025 at 9:47 PM
So glad you got to see it! It's such a special spot.
Don't miss the Turrell at the Henry if you get the chance! And of course Seattle Asian Art Museum. (Is so the Chihuly, but i have a grudge)
November 16, 2025 at 1:31 PM
Don't miss the Turrell at the Henry if you get the chance! And of course Seattle Asian Art Museum. (Is so the Chihuly, but i have a grudge)
Companies absolutely do still have as much power a they can buy.
November 14, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Companies absolutely do still have as much power a they can buy.
i teach music students and they don't know what selling out is? maybe that's the problem.
November 13, 2025 at 8:11 PM
i teach music students and they don't know what selling out is? maybe that's the problem.