If you post a provocative article about something in which you personally have no expertise, and then a load of experts show up in the replies to explain why your post is misleading... maybe take it down?
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Melonie
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Somehow I missed this last month. "“We should never accept a political culture in which politicians have to answer questions about NOT attending events like this." Jamil, we're not asking questions. I'm pretty sure no-one wants you at Pride. xtramagazine.com/power/jamil-...
Jamil Jivani’s comments about Pride show how he wants you to hate him | Xtra MagazineThe Conservative MP’s culture war posts about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s attendance at Toronto Pride are bait for persecution pointsxtramagazine.com"A central sticking point of the disagreement between the two parties is WestJet's pay model, which flight attendants say leaves them uncompensated for work they do on the ground before flights take off."
Unofficial CBC News MirrorHaving worked in a bistro kitchen, I can tell you what happens when you do this and it's not the waiters getting fired. LOL.
fesshole 🧻I tell waiters what I think of a dish, even when it's bad. My husband says this is wrong and I must stop. But if I don't tell them that their sauce is watery or a medium rare steak is actually well done then they'll never improve and they all lose their jobs. Honesty is polite.
And if they can't handle that, they also can't handle an art school crit.
Dr. Sarah ParcakIt's incredible is how little folks understand about academe. Peer review is brutal. Academic Q+A is Troy level slaughter. Bros attacking a lady academic for a fair review would shit themselves on stage after a paper and break down into toddler tears after their first conference paper w a mean Q+A.
Thread... to me this is the same process occurring in academic publishing. There was an existing context with specific dynamics (e.g. ever-increasing competition for academic jobs) and AI amplifies/exacerbates the effects.
Roopika RisamAs I read countless articles about genAI classroom problems, which typically point to “tells” like content that wasn’t what they requested, voice, and use of sources, it strikes me that these are similar to pre-genAI plagiarism “tells.” I’m wondering whether the plagiarism problem has been worse +