Diffcult things that make me ponder

Humpbacks have a more diverse diet and were able to adapt to harsh conditions; their songs didn’t change. But blue and fin whales feed almost exclusively on krill, and their songs were detected less often than years prior.

The New York Times knows all of the above because there is an abundance of excellent reporting on its site that lays it out. But this is what was actually on the front page of the New York Times on Saturday night: on the left hand side is a solid summary of the ongoing illegal seizure of power and its consequences. On the right, is a feature about... See more

Last year, the Guardian ran an entire advertising campaign with the tag line ‘Not For Sale’. It put up billboards in the streets pointing out it was ‘reader funded not billionaire backed’.

So, why would it seek to sell off a huge chunk of the organisation and 70+ journalists….to a financially precarious start-up financed by a bunch of VCs and... See more

The new agreement removes mention of developing tools “for authenticating content and tracking its provenance” as well as “labeling synthetic content,” signaling less interest in tracking misinformation and deep fakes.

An unpaved road runs alongside the beach past wooden homes propped up on stilts. Fishing skiffs in various states of repair sit along the water’s edge, a reminder of what was the principle way of feeding your family here for generations.

Many here are Garifuna, an Afro-indigenous population that is supposed to be protected by Honduran laws and... See more

we should not dismiss out of hand the ability for AI to be more ethically inclined than humans, even when weighing business implications of following ethical rules

Can you utilize AI’s potential without surrendering judgment, creativity, or a leader’s core values?

Will you remember humanity?