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Verified: Microsoft 365 gets massive 45% price hike — and it's all to do with AI tools (Tom's Guide - January 17, 2025)
oopsie i tripped and spilled my link to archive dot org's downloadable copy of Microsoft office suite for 2007, which features no AI tools and is a powerful word processor that still holds up just fine on windows 10!
the article, for the curious
The Chicago Sun-Times is being roasted online after it confirmed that a freelancer used AI to generate a summer reading list made up of real
In a statement to CBC News, Chicago Sun-Times spokesperson Victor Lim further explained that the insert was "licensed editorial content from King Features, a unit of Hearst, that was not created by, or approved by, the Sun-Times newsroom." King Features is an American content producer. Lim explained that the newspaper has historically relied on content partners for broader coverage beyond their primarily local scope, but "given recent developments, it's clear we must actively evaluate new processes and partnerships." In a statement to CBC News, The Sun-Times Guild — the union that represents editorial employees at the newspaper — confirmed that the summer guide was a syndicated section produced externally "without the knowledge of the members of our newsroom." "We're deeply disturbed that AI-generated content was printed alongside our work. The fact that it was sixty-plus pages of this 'content' is very concerning — primarily for our relationship with our audience but also for our union's jurisdiction," the guild wrote.
It’s even worse than that; they didn’t know what they were printing.
One thing that generative ai is doing very successfully is shining a spotlight on just how many people and institutions have been half-arsing their quality control for a long time now
So my sister is on vacation and has sent me a photo of the store she was buying clothes in.
I'm going to lose it.
The Twilight Zone, 1963, dir. David Lowell Rich
SE04E14 Of Late I Think of Cliffordville
I love this. I love her face. I love her as the devil (or emissary of?). I love the file. I love her expression when she says "subconscious etc". I love the anti-capitalism message. I love the pro-workers stance. I love how deep it is for a time when capitalism was practically a religion and socialism was evil. I love everything about this. Twilight Zone was fucking brilliant.
It's Bouquet.
Dutch print satirizing Oliver Cromwell’s dissolution of the Long Parliament (1653). Detail.
the generational gap between me and the people my age who use chat gpt
crown jewel/stained glass jello cakes are like beautiful angels to me. it's fruity and delicious. it's retro kitsch. it's an edible example of midcentury minimalist art in every cross section.
i understand the 50s housewife appeal here. if i rolled up to the potluck with a fugly cobbler and my neighbor brought one of these i may have to end my stupid sloppy fruit life.
