The reality of working in tech: We're not hired to write code (2023)
(idiallo.com)
"So, is everyone losing their minds yet?"
"So, is everyone losing their minds yet?"
AI 'Street Photography' Isn't Photography: What We Lose by Simulating Experience
(simone.org)
When we pretend AI generation is street photography, we're not just misusing terms—we're surrendering authentic engagement with reality.
When we pretend AI generation is street photography, we're not just misusing terms—we're surrendering authentic engagement with reality.
Everything we know about spies is wrong
(lithub.com)
In the movies, spies are usually ripped hunks who carry lots of gadgets, like James Bond and Jason Bourne. That’s rarely the case in real life, however. When the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor to the CIA, was established in haste at the outset of WWII, the spies tapped to join were librarians, professors, and researchers quite literally pulled from college campuses.
In the movies, spies are usually ripped hunks who carry lots of gadgets, like James Bond and Jason Bourne. That’s rarely the case in real life, however. When the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor to the CIA, was established in haste at the outset of WWII, the spies tapped to join were librarians, professors, and researchers quite literally pulled from college campuses.