Yesterday’s lines:

Some old drawings:

I love all of these but also the humbling process of returning to something that once was easy. I’ve been a “doodler” for most of my life - I make elaborate pen and ink drawings. I recently started making lines while doing water colors with my kids and it felt so nice and so humbling.

These all look so good. Cant wait to read the one about education in DC.

The people who are selling these tools are only concerned with capitalism. We are seeing now that much of the adoption of chromebooks in schools was a bad idea. We should be critically examining the role of AI in education before it is adopted. And apparently that is not happening.

I see zero reason for teachers use AI to create their documents. It’s unnecessary and not pedagogically sound. Let alone the environmental complications.

It feels like society has entered into groupthink in this area (as well as many others) in ways that completely diverge with my personal values.

This is so depressing.

This article seems to assert that the child lives with Leavitt and his new wife and that he never lived with his mother. bsky.app/profile/jona...

It’s unclear that they are married. But it is the mother of her nephew.

That is exactly it and it depresses me endlessly.

Speaking of more horrible AI ideas: someone just shared in our local parenting FB group “a free AI chat that answers medical questions in a personalized way and can escalate to a real doctor if something seems off.” They are suggesting using this when dealing with aging parents, SIGH.

The way to improve your human relationship is to seek advice from other humans. Or a book written by a human.

*use not had

I was recently listened to a podcast that was discussing people who had AI to improve their parenting and I basically saw red. Everything is so stupid.

Congrats!