Everybody who vowed to leave New York, please note that you have two weeks to do so, beginning at midnight.
I don’t have a rooting interest in the World Series, but I do know who’d be mad if Canada won.
“Apologies came back from the [AI-cheating] students, first in a trickle, then in a flood. The professors were initially moved by this acceptance of responsibility and contrition… until they realized that 80 percent of the apologies were almost identically worded and appeared to be generated by AI.”
News you can use: How to Spot a Poison Book (If you grew up on Mr. Yuk ads like I did, it turns out that was good training.) https://blogs.lib.ku.edu/spencer/how-to-spot-a-poison-book/ image
Eager to drum up anti-Mamdani stories for his right-wing newspaper a (London) Times reporter interviewed a completely different Bill DeBlasio without confirming his identity. The Long Island wine importer used ChatGPT to script the answers he gave through his Ring Doorbell while away in Florida. I am not making this up.
Ever since I was bitten by a radioactive Cis image
University of Alabama Special Collections, you have misunderstood the assignment. image
There’s lots of nice book history in this video of the recently refurbished Spaceship Earth ride at EPCOT Center, but I must protest that Gutenberg should not be standing in front of a stack of bound volumes—before the industrialization of printing in the 19th century, buyers largely received unbound sheets and took them to their own binder. image
A great exhibition idea from my colleagues at the Fine Arts Library: "Trying to Forget: The Removal of Figures from Early Photographic Images." https://harvardfineartslib.tumblr.com/post/798016873966026752/editing-photographs-wasnt-so-easy-before-the image
@npub1l3cs...kj65 Can a headline be a perfect sentence? (For me, it’s the “once again”.)