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Tammy Coxen

Tammy Coxen

@tammylc

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@tammylc · Jun 10

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Go Germany! This is great news. Liability is one of the main tools we have for making AI companies accountable for the accuracy of their information. Right now the incentives are to always come up with an answer, any answer, but it doesn't have to be that way - accuracy and accountability could be prioritized in the programming. And might be, if the alternative is made too expensive.

Landmark German ruling declares Google's AI Overviews are Google's own words and makes it liable for false answers

Landmark German ruling declares Google's AI Overviews are Google's own words and makes it liable for false answers

A German regional court has ruled that Google is directly liable for the content of its AI search overviews. According to the court, previous limited liability protections for search engine operators don't apply to AI overviews. In this case, Google's AI had falsely linked two publishers to fraud and made claims that didn't appear in any of the linked sources. The ruling could set a precedent for AI-generated content liability worldwide.

the-decoder.com

Tammy Coxen
Tammy Coxen

@tammylc · Jun 10

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Excellent and inspiring read on how to help rather than harm people living with dementia

‘You’re treated like this is the end’: Meet the dementia rebels – diagnosed and determined to change people’s minds

‘You’re treated like this is the end’: Meet the dementia rebels – diagnosed and determined to change people’s minds

Few things are more feared than a dementia diagnosis. Now people living with the condition are fighting against damaging stereotypes and demanding proper medical support

theguardian.com

Tammy Coxen
Tammy Coxen

@tammylc · Jun 7

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Sensible commentary from an actual Mainer.

A messy man for Senate and silencing of scientists: Thoughts on The New York Times and our general times | Shay Stewart-Bouley

A messy man for Senate and silencing of scientists: Thoughts on The New York Times and our general times | Shay Stewart-Bouley

One thing that the current primary season seems to be revealing is that far too many of us are not recognizing that the United States of today is not remotely the country of 18 months ago. Despite the reports that the United States has slid into competitive authoritarianism, far too many of us seem not ... Read more

blackgirlinmaine.com

Tammy Coxen
Tammy Coxen

@tammylc · Jun 1

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66 years in the skies. Amazing!

After more than 66 years in the air, the industry’s longest-serving flight attendant prepares to retire | CNN

After more than 66 years in the air, the industry’s longest-serving flight attendant prepares to retire | CNN

Being a stewardess always had a certain glamour for Joan Prince Crandall.

cnn.com

Tammy Coxen
Tammy Coxen

@tammylc · May 31

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Absolutely charming 1949 article about pizza.

Pizza

Pizza

“In a world of ready-made food, packaged to be tossed together by amateurs, pizza stands apart—one dish, at least, which calls for time and skill.”

theatlantic.com

Tammy Coxen
Tammy Coxen

@tammylc · May 21

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I like this interesting take on looksmaxxing

Clavicular, the Radical Submissive

Clavicular, the Radical Submissive

In 2026, hypermasculinity has one master: the algorithm. Here, John Paul Brammer examines Clavicular's algorithm worship.

playboy.com

Tammy Coxen
Tammy Coxen

@tammylc · May 18

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Painfully real.

First They Came  for the Pieds-à-Terre…

First They Came for the Pieds-à-Terre…

First they came for the pieds-à-terre, which they said were driving up the cost of housing. And I did not speak out. Because my pied-à-terre was in Greenwich...

mcsweeneys.net

Tammy Coxen
Tammy Coxen

@tammylc · May 17

View postHat Tip: @Snazzyman

The whiskey loch is back and deeper and wider than ever.

wsj.com

wsj.com