iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

Reposted by Marc Damie

Olivier Clairouin @oclairouin.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

"Les médias sont remplis de personnes ayant grandi avec la télévision qui viennent nous expliquer ce que signifie grandir avec Internet." "En tant que « crétin digital », je trouve ce débat sur les écrans frustrant." Par @marc.damie.eu www.lemonde.fr/idees/articl...

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« En tant que “crétin digital”, je trouve le débat sur les écrans frustrant »

TRIBUNE. La génération qui a grandi avec les écrans est rarement invitée à donner son avis sur le monde numérique, alors même qu’elle en connaît bien le fonctionnement, estime le chercheur en informat...

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Marc Damie @marc.damie.eu · 23/09/2026

More importantly, I wanted to highlight the real cause of digital harms. It is neither the kids, nor the screens. It is the Big Tech...

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Marc Damie @marc.damie.eu · 23/09/2026

As a digital idiot who spent his life behind a screen, I wanted to share another perspective. The perspective of a researcher who choose this career to improve the digital world in which I grew up and in which I still live. A digital world that shaped the researcher I am.

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Marc Damie @marc.damie.eu · 23/09/2026

This article does not talk about my research but about WHY I am doing research in computer science. Recently, political debates kept pointing at digital technologies as the cause of all our youth-related problems. The biggest harm being how "screens" make younger generations "digital idiots."

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Marc Damie @marc.damie.eu · 26/01/2026

[Je suis un des signataires de la tribune] Dans la 1re version, Pronote aurait pu être interdit et l'avis du Conseil d'Etat l'a noté à 1/2 mot. Depuis, les parlementaires ont essayé de se rattraper aux branches mais la définition finale retenue (et sa constitutionalité) est pas encore claire

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Marc Damie @marc.damie.eu · 04/09/2025

I must admit that I am a bit tired of researchers condemning its usage by default (obviously, not you 😉). Providing ethical guidelines would be more helpful and would avoid the grey area we are in. I know so many students using it without any transparency or disclosure to avoid criticism

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Marc Damie @marc.damie.eu · 03/09/2025

My practices avoid hallucinations because I provide all the content and only ask the LLM to check grammar and flow. I know that the crypto community can be suspicious about it but I systematically disclose this usage (even if it is not expected with Grammarly and I do not do anything different)

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Marc Damie @marc.damie.eu · 03/09/2025

Somehow, LLMs simply replaced Grammarly in my workflow. Before LLMs, I was using Grammaly premium to check everything (Grammarly already had reformulation suggestions) When using LLMs in my writing, I stick to one principle: I always provide a complete draft and I work paragraph per paragraph

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Marc Damie @marc.damie.eu · 03/09/2025

PhD student in applied crypto here. I do use LLMs in my workflow to polish grammar and writing flow. What you are saying really resonates with my experience as I am a non-native English speaker. It really helps me have a better flow, especially in my introduction to catch the readers attention

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