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Congratulations to @kwameporterrob1 on this insightful paper, which critically examines the impacts of automation and mass production while proposing an alternative through community-based economies.
@ieeeroman @BlackInRobotics
@roneglash @guzdial
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We need a statue for bi-partisan anti-violence, showing two left wing leaders assinated, and two right wing leaders assinated. The right-wing should be Charlie Kirk plus Brian Sicknick, the DC cop (and Trump supporter) killed by the Jan 6 rioters.
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The old becomes new again; this is from 2001 (!)
“To those gasping for breath in the ozone-rich atmosphere of superlative cyberspace promises, the crucial question is not necessarily why outrageous promises are offered, but rather precisely how do such promises sustain themselves against their own speculative appearance”
- @roneglash and Julian Bleecker

ALT To those gasping for breath in the ozone-rich atmosphere of superlative cyberspace promises, the crucial question is not necessarily why outrageous promises are offered, but rather precisely how do such promises sustain themselves against their own speculative appearance? How do the utterances of scien-tists, engineers, hucksters and marketeers literally move and shape worlds, channel flows of institutional funding, and exert enormous influence in shaping the meaning of life? How is it that such claims are offered and sustained? And how, in the midst of our critique, can we do justice to our frank pleasure in the cybernetic gadgets, information spaces, and cyborg bodies of the wired world?
Chris Gray's excellent new book, "AI, Sacred Violence, and War—The Case of Gaza" is available as a free download here: link.springer.com/book/10.10…
In the 1980s, creative music sampling in rap was condemned as theft. 40 years later, AI's steals all human creativity at scale, and they call it a genius breakthrough.
Our prediction of the destructive effects of the election, and what is required to avoid it in the future: bit.ly/4aSAdCA #AI4good
Nice article about our work developing AI tools for Black artisans in Africa and Detroit: stamps.umich.edu/news/ubuntu…
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I am happy to see this in print: Making Exploratory Search Engines Using Qualitative Case Studies: A Mixed Method Implementation Using Interviews with Detroit Artisans, led by @kporterrobinson @roneglash @guzdial
@umsi @UMichResearch #detroit
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New paper suggests the diagonals in Washington DC streets reflect a geometric theme, "the West African X", due to African American land surveyor Benjamin Banneker. bit.ly/3NQ7Ev9
Elaine Wolf rendering African fractals with an embroidery machine: papercraftetc.blogspot.com/2…
At left, tomatoes in three tubs of soil. On right, twice the growth, in half the time, with a single tub of DIY hydroponics.
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New research from UMSI:
AI governance through fractal scaling: integrating universal human rights with emergent self-governance for democratized technosocial systems
R. Eglash, M. Nayebare, K. Robinson, L. Robert, A. Bennett, U. Kimanuka, C. Maina
@roneglash @lionelrobertjr @SpringerNature
link.springer.com/article/10…
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🚨🚨🚨3 days left to submit:
CfA for our Special Issue “En/Countering Tracking. Resisting spatiotemporal media operations in computational culture” of Computational Culture is open until September 15.
More Information: computationalculture.net/cfp…
Nice article on our partners at Detroit's Rescue Nature Now urban farm: seenthemagazine.com/business…
Powerful links between anti-LGBT religion and anti-environment politics. But the opposite is true too. Biodiversity, sexual orientation diversity, racial diversity are just manifestations of a deeper principle bridging math & religion: bit.ly/4fWxBWV
Artist @rico_gaston describes "Black Fractals" as a bridge from Indigenous art to African American jazz in his Penn Station exhibit: ourtownny.com/news/penn-stat…
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U-M professors Ron Eglash (@UMSI & @UM_Stamps) and Isis Settles (@UMichLSA) have been appointed University Diversity and Social Transformation Professors for their exceptional contributions to diversity, equity and inclusion. myumi.ch/3Q4z7 #URecord
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Our new paper advocates for global AI policies to uphold universal human rights and localized control for economic democratization. Lead by @roneglash
@umsi @UMichiganNews @UMichResearch @PHDPROJECT @michigan_AI @UMRobotics @BlackInRobotics @AISConnect
link.springer.com/article/10…
Great to hear! The paper starts with math, but it includes a lot of intuitive examples too, so just find the ones that speak to you!
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The Regents of @UMich have named UMSI’s Ron Eglash a University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor, recognizing his exceptional contributions to diversity, equity and inclusion through research, teaching and service. myumi.ch/jZ69Z
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