Okay so a few things here, but first and foremost: we have no way to substantiate that these suggestions work, except for the ones that Google describes in their own documentation. And if they’re already in Google’s documentation, then we don’t need this post. But also - 1/

Oh, look, the thing that librarians have been warning you about since 2023! www.insidehighered.com/news/faculty...

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.