Zedstrian

Sounds like Microsoft’s attempt in early Windows development to prevent users from using alternative versions of DOS.

Trump sees opportunities for corruption everywhere.

Hopefully there comes a point when native Linux builds become more common, versus asking all Linux users to play with a performance penalty.

‘AI literacy’ in the context of ‘don’t use it to cheat’ or ‘it may fabricate information or attributions’ should be an extension of institutional plagiarism and acceptable source policies; such policies can and should be discussed to ensure students understand them, including the implications of AI.

Framing it as being ‘literate’ in AI use, however, is a tacit encouragement (or at best acceptance) for such tools to be used.

“In the same way that everybody needs some degree of math, reading and writing, I think everybody needs a degree of AI literacy,” he said.

🤮

Someone has at least archived Grey’s video here, though Grey’s actions have put me off watching any of his content.

While I already didn’t like CGP Grey for multi-striking a reaction channel, monetizing the ability to comment on his videos, and exploiting the algorithm with clickbait title and thumbnail changes, locking old videos behind a paid membership is astounding.

Of course, this raises questions over just how granular and potentially invasive Microsoft’s telemetry can be. In this case, it was used to arrest an alleged hacker, but what if someone else, someone with malign intentions, were to get access to all this data instead?

Microsoft already has access to it.