Reposted by Fulya Felicity Turkmen, PhD
The more I learn about this Cornell situation, the angrier I get because it's SO normalized in academic environments.
Fulya Felicity Turkmen, PhD
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Political scientist by training, kosmopolitês at heart I study what happens when emigrants exit, but states won’t let go, thinking & writing about emigrants, authoritarianism, and transnational politics. www.fulyafelicityturkmen.com
![Text screenshot from link: Claude was reminding me of something.
Something where I would be responsible but under-credited when the results are presented.
Oh my god, was I Claude's nanny?!
My male peers might be offput by me calling what it makes of us a 'nanny.' But the point of a nanny is the child, who gets a lion's share of the credit.
Misbehavior is blamed on the nanny, or the parents, never the little boy. And work with Al seems to be prioritizing what a special little boy[1] Claude is: look at him try! Sometimes he makes things up, but how impressive! We will weigh the correct things disproportionately to the things little Claude gets wrong. No, we have to let this little guy keep trying, he might change the world!
No, no, that vase is not valuable. Someone else can spend the time cleaning it up. You just didn't
ask Claude the 'right way!' Look what Claude can do!](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:c2ea2ksv4vjvax3rzedvkag3/bafkreicbpks4bovp4doevd6f3tdkdd7l6vl6colgw2bxh7ij3msvkgi75e)
