Mischief’s Genius Ads for NPR Provoke Urgent Questions About the Right to Information:
Across a range of formats, from merchandise and the sign on NPR’s headquarters to billboards and ad screens on the New York City subway, the recognizable block letters transform into urgent and timely questions—many that listeners around the country are asking. “How does AI affect my electric bill?” “Why are groceries still so expensive?” “How is my farm going to survive?”
Clever.
The Four Rules for a Good Walk:
useful, safe, comfortable, and interesting
Meta Workers Say They’re Seeing Disturbing Things Through Users’ Smart Glasses
“I saw a video where a man puts the glasses on the bedside table and leaves the room,” one data annotator told the newspapers. “Shortly afterwards his wife comes in and changes her clothes.”
“We are all product managers now, pleading with obtuse underlings to go back and try again and to get it right this time.” eod.com
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Shiori is a “simple read-it-later app.” shiori.sh
“Percentage of U.S. employees who say they regularly feign working while at their desks : 58” harpers.org
[I was] “… at a tech conference where a robot was making and serving drinks, and me and a few friends followed a power cord to a curtained area, behind which was a human in VR controlling the robot manually.” hughhowey.com
Gravity Notes is a quick capture notepad with “No accounts, no folders, no noise.” gravitynotes.app