1. The DOJ has sent threatening letters to several medical journals, focused around whether these journals are spreading misinformation that harms the American people and suppressing alternative viewpoints. I study how the norms and institutions of science facilitate discovery and self-correction.

Here's my lightning talk about AI at #acrl2025 this morning. Thanks to @nicoloff.bsky.social for recording. youtu.be/H2UdS1MqH8w?...

Could only attend virtually this year, but really enjoying how Ruha Benjamin is complicating what appears to be a lot of "let's throw AI at it" content scheduled for the next few days of the conference. #ACRL2025

You have to be kidding me. www.nytimes.com/2025/03/17/s...

I had such a good time doing this. Thanks to @alexhanna.bsky.social and @emilymbender.bsky.social for inviting me on!

"Referencing—citing sources—may be a good example of something that can be offloaded to AI, he said. . . ." Good example of why you always start with the problem you're trying to solve and don't go in search of problems for a predetermined solution. Citation managers already do this very well.

An experiment with one of MS Copilot's suggested prompts. 🧵

Extremely disappointed to see Common Sense partnering with OpenAI on their K-12 advertising push.