Google is going to let kids use its Gemini AI
“Gemini can make mistakes.”
I work at Reaktiv. I write at The History of the Web.
A search engine with a name I can super get behind.
https://marginalia-search.com/
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Posted to Mastodon“Google says children’s data will not be used to train AI. Still, in the email”
The way they’re just trying to sidestep COPPA
https://www.theverge.com/news/660678/google-gemini-ai-children-under-13-family-link-chatbot-access
“Gemini can make mistakes.”
The knock on effects are just going to keep coming.
https://www.fastcompany.com/91320825/tariffs-hit-kickstarter-campaigns
Posted to MastodonWith a record number of B-2 bombers and two aircraft carriers deployed in the region, the military is doing what it does, which is to be ready when the President and the Secretary of Defense gives the order. But a military commander going rogue and “preparing” for a strike, with the added danger that he maneuvers his forces in such a way to possibly cause an inadvertent war? That’s the very reason the Secretary of Defense is in the chain of command.
"It’s harder to read code than to write it."
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-never-do-part-i/
Posted to MastodonWhy was 1995 such a crucial year on the web?
"It’s very first step, it’s origin, began with Berners-Lee and under his careful guidance. The explosive growth of 1995 is largely due to a major bounce in the other direction, a time when “Netscape Time” became the official canon of web development. The former pace wouldn’t reassert itself until the early 2000’s, after the fatigue of the browser wars led to the creation of the web standards movement."
https://thehistoryoftheweb.com/1995-was-the-most-important-year-for-the-web/
Posted to MastodonLet’s all read this incredible zine put together by web archiving pros and then get to work.
https://zinebakery.com/homemade-zines/bakeshop-2-diywebarchiving
Posted to MastodonNew newsletter: the first in a quasi-series. Setting up 1995 and why it was so important for the web (and the world)
https://thehistoryoftheweb.com/1995-was-the-most-important-year-for-the-web/
Posted to MastodonWe could do a WordPress plugin for this right?
https://heydonworks.com/article/poisoning-well/
Posted to MastodonBoy this line really sums it up.
Musk has spent his entire career using his money to convince people he’s smart
“We’re not trying to take anyone down,” said Bouyouris. “We love the way this community worked. But it’s not working in the same way anymore.”
Posted to MastodonSame Chris, same.
The web is the best platform. The web is a combination of languages and technologies that congeal into experiences for people. It’s not controlled by any one company. It’s not implemented in any one exact way. It’s available to everyone and every company that wants to use it. It’s by everyone for everyone. I really hope it preserves.
As leaders, we can find ourselves assigning ourselves to problems that we enjoy tackling or we fear others messing it up, rather than enabling our team to solve them and become more self-sufficient.