Stephen Murphy (smurph)
@smurph.bsky.social
Professor at U Waterloo - Sch Environment, Resources & Sustainability. Ecologist, EIC Restoration Ecology, Botanist, Protected Areas. Grasslands. https://uwaterloo.ca/environment-resources-and-sustainability/blog/you-break-it-we-fix-it
If you have not seen the specific sections from DFO, ECCC and so on, I recommend first grabbing a bottle of aspirin and cheap whiskey before reading. It is what you and others long alluded to: Hopium around what they mistakenly think is AI and stupidly think large language models can do
November 7, 2025 at 12:32 AM
If you have not seen the specific sections from DFO, ECCC and so on, I recommend first grabbing a bottle of aspirin and cheap whiskey before reading. It is what you and others long alluded to: Hopium around what they mistakenly think is AI and stupidly think large language models can do
DFO might be the stupidest one there; which is saying a lot given how stupid the rest of it is ('oooh! we'll use AI! that will solve everything!')
I hope to hell none of the people I taught wrote any of this shit (or if they did, it was under threats and duress - which is likely)
I hope to hell none of the people I taught wrote any of this shit (or if they did, it was under threats and duress - which is likely)
November 7, 2025 at 12:30 AM
DFO might be the stupidest one there; which is saying a lot given how stupid the rest of it is ('oooh! we'll use AI! that will solve everything!')
I hope to hell none of the people I taught wrote any of this shit (or if they did, it was under threats and duress - which is likely)
I hope to hell none of the people I taught wrote any of this shit (or if they did, it was under threats and duress - which is likely)
"Lévy was publicly embarrassed when his essay De la guerre en philosophie (2010) cited the writings of French philosopher Jean-Baptiste Botul. Botul's writings are actually well-known spoofs." (from the wiki)
November 6, 2025 at 12:01 AM
"Lévy was publicly embarrassed when his essay De la guerre en philosophie (2010) cited the writings of French philosopher Jean-Baptiste Botul. Botul's writings are actually well-known spoofs." (from the wiki)