pluralistic@mamot.fr
@pluralistic@mamot.fr
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Look, I'm not trying to say that new technologies *never* raise gnarly new legal questions, but what I *am* saying is that a lot of the time, the "new legal challenges" raised by technology are somewhere between 95-100% bullshit, ginned up by none-too-...
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I have a weird fascination with early-stage Bill Gates, after his mother convinced a pal of hers - chairman of IBM's board of directors - to give her son the contract to provide the operating system for the new IBM PC.
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In my book *Enshittification*, I develop the concept of "giant teddybears," a scam that has been transposed from carnival midway games to digital platforms.
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I read as much as I could in 2025, but as ever, I finished the year bitterly aware of the wonderful books I didn't get to, whose spines glare daggers at me when I sit beneath my groaning To Be Read shelf.
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I'm in Toronto to participate in a three-day "speculative design" workshop at OCAD U, where designers, technologists and art students are thinking up cool things Canadians could do if we reformed our tech law:
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In their 2023 book *Underground Empire*, political scientists Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman describe how the modern world runs on US-based systems that other nations treat(ed) as neutral platforms, and how that is collapsing:
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Yes, but have you considered the possibility that AI might become self-aware and enslave the human race?
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Sometimes, you learn a fact that makes everything else make sense - one of those keystone insights that puts a whole phenomenon into perspective.
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