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Dan Rosen

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Scholar/researcher in digital media, STS, internet culture, and livestreaming. PhD in Cinema & Media Studies (he/him) danrosen.xyz

Finding a copy of Julie Dash's Illusions is a challenge but I really want to show it

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Hate to see democracy now portray these AI agents as “rogue.” A system is what it does

Democracy Now!

Artificial intelligence tools are quickly advancing in sophistication and capabilities, raising alarm among researchers and industry figures who say the technology needs to be more tightly regulated.

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Oh in my screening of the Odyssey the stranger sitting next to me showed up 30 min late and proceeded to text until I stared him down

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To me, a decent film review helps you decide if you want to see a movie. A good review gives you context for the work in relation to itself, its visual language, other films etc so that you might know it better and understand the film. It helps you appreciate cinema itself from that understanding.

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Golf courses in Arizona, a v popular golfing state, use more than their allotment of water year after year, while only 10% of Arizonans and 10% of tourists play golf golfweek.usatoday.com/story/sports...

Arizona golf courses use more water than they're supposed to. Nothing is stopping them.The Scottsdale National Golf Club — an exclusive resort in the Sonoran Desert where 145 members pay $300,000 to join and $60,000 in annual fees — brags about wide open fairways, stunning vistas and “u...golfweek.usatoday.comDave Karpf

I'm reading the "environmentalists are wrong about data centers" piece from the NYT and ohmygoditssofuckingbad. Apparently, so long as you're punching left, they'll just let you say any goddamn thing you please... www.nytimes.com/2026/07/25/o...

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Can we get like Emily Wilson, Manohla Dargis, and Laura Mulvey to do a podcast??

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Pretty good! Solid adaptation. Agree with some of the sad dad criticisms. Odysseus isn’t complicated - he’s pretty unsubtle

Dan Rosen

Odyssey in imax today, queen?

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Odyssey in imax today, queen?

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New Charli so good

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The Third Man (1949) in 35 mm at Film Forum was great. A world weary movie - tired of WW2 and the new Cold War. Such a dense movie

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Received one of those class action lawsuit emails suing the ACME corporation. Is this legit chat?

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I've always disliked the term "evidence-based" because it weirdly makes it seem like no one else was using evidence before that and you can just use it to label any set of questions, methods, or results you don't like as unscientific

Jess Calarco

I saw this posted elsewhere, and hoped it was just an AI spoof, but sadly, it's a real CDC Webpage, and the information it contains is deeply dangerous and untrue.

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No amount of data will satisfy these system's needs or the industrial logic of the industry. They will always want more and will not be honest about how they get it. I don't think the industry's need for more data is the same as the user's desire for better output, even if they sometimes coincide

conputer dipshit

the way they get you is that it's not a trick. more data really does make it better. all your chats, email, records, documents. this is why it's such a mistake to focus on the errors they make this week. you need an argument that's persuasive even if it works, because it absolutely will work

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I forgot an episode of Skam

Dan Rosen

Working on the framework for my fall media and society class and have basically no time for screenings, so I'm gonna build it around: - Who Framed Roger Rabbit - We're All Going to the World's Fair - Ghost in the Shell (1995) - Speed Racer (2008) - the Wishlist episode of Abbott Elementary

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Rewatched The Glass Key last night. Def one of my favorite noir films

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Planning a class makes me feel like I'm playing 3D chess in my head against the student and the machine

Benjamín Schultz-Figueroa

A really interesting piece on reducing AI cheating in the classroom from a Professor of English and former Dean of Humanities at University of Utah. The solutions? Smaller classes, lower teaching loads for faculty, and in-person classes.

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