And archaeologists!
NPRJournalists, human rights advocates and open source analysts recoiled in horror at the move: "The opportunities for abuse and disinfo are literally boundless," said one. n.pr/4c7L91d
Paleotopographer. Asking how people changed landscapes and landscapes changed people. GIS, remote sensing, archaeology. Tinkerer. Aspiring bodger. Glaswegian 🏴 in Jutland 🇩🇰. Personal account. All views my own etc.
To reiterate: WTF google?
Joseph CoxNew from 404 Media: Google Earth has introduced an AI feature that lets anyone fabricate completely bullshit satellite images. In our own tests, we added a “bomb blast and crater” to an area of Los Angeles. This is a misinformation time bomb, will 100% be abused www.404media.co/google-earth...
This is so cool, and another thing to add to things to think about with the inundated landscapes in the North Sea: we must presume sophisticated seafaring capabilities during the Mesolithic even though we lack direct evidence for them. >>
Eleanor ScerriNew paper: Mesolithic mariners in the Central Mediterranean made sustained, long distance sea journeys. Not accidents, one offs, and not rare events. See thread in the comments. academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/ar..., led by @jblinkhorn.bsky.social
Gælder også for danske sommerøferier youtube.com/shorts/G7OQJ...
If you're late trying to board the ferry in Norway with your RV..YouTube video by MobergsRyoutube.com